I’m sorry for wrong IP address on the previous question so here I ask it properly. I have accepted your answer in previous question.I have updated my new IP address at bigrock and in my droplet record. So, here is my question.
We recently created a droplet out of snapshot that we had from another account. Since our client wants to access from new DO account. We shifted it to a new account by a snapshot. So, I created a snapshot and I filled in all the record entry same as they were on the other account.(All information is same and except the obvious IP address )
I have purchased my domain name from “bigrock.in” , I also edited my IP address in the record type “A” there.
What else do I need to do to make my website running again? even a little idea would be great.
I also restarted nginx on this droplet.
These are my records if it helps(there are two txt files too which I haven’t included here )
**CName | HOSTNAME - www.aksout.com | value - aksout.com.
CNAME | HOSTNAME - email.aksout.com | Value - mailgun.org.|
MX | HOSTNAME - aksout.com | VALUE- mxa.mailgun.org.
MX | HOSTNAME - aksout.com | VALUE - mxb.mailgun.org.
A | HOSTNAME - aksout.com | Value - 139.59.36.53
NS | aksout.com|ns2.digitalocean.com.
NS | aksout.com|ns3.digitalocean.com.
NS | aksout.com|ns1.digitalocean.com.**
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I’m writing my own answer. The firewall was blocking the 443 .
Ok. Your DNS records appear to be resolving correctly based on the information here. Your server at 139.59.36.53 however, while responding to ping requests is not responding to web requests.
I would recommend logging into your droplet via SSH (This service appears to be up and running) and attempt to start or restart your web service with:
service nginx restart;
If the service fails to start, check the log file at /var/log/nginx/error.log for more information on what problem was encountered.
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