NS record should be a fully qualified domain name (FQDN)
Posted: Thu May 19, 2016 10:13 am
Hi there!
New to Vesta, loving it so far. However I have a little issue. When trying to add a nameserver record to a DNS zone, I get the following message:
NS record rlj-sw-infra-a.uk should be a fully qualified domain name (FQDN)
I imagine this is because Vesta doesn't evaluate rlj-sw-infra-a.uk as a FQDN, as it's missing the co, but it is indeed valid, it was registered with GoDaddy, and it resolves to a public IP.
Any way around this? At the moment, I'm changing the zone information manually, which is less than ideal.
Cheers!
Rog.
New to Vesta, loving it so far. However I have a little issue. When trying to add a nameserver record to a DNS zone, I get the following message:
NS record rlj-sw-infra-a.uk should be a fully qualified domain name (FQDN)
I imagine this is because Vesta doesn't evaluate rlj-sw-infra-a.uk as a FQDN, as it's missing the co, but it is indeed valid, it was registered with GoDaddy, and it resolves to a public IP.
Any way around this? At the moment, I'm changing the zone information manually, which is less than ideal.
Cheers!
Rog.