Can't park my domain

[gomeow]

I have had many problems this past week, namely with login errors.

I needed hosting immediately for school project, and as I couldn't log into my cpanel at all, I decided to make a new account.

I now realize that was against the rules, so I am not using it anymore, and would like it deleted.

aeroplanes.x10.mx
on level server

Now for my problems: I tried to park my domain there, but I didn't change the name servers, now that I have control of this account again, I tried parking it on this account because my old domain expired.

I got the following error:

Using nameservers with the following IPs: 176.74.176.170,208.87.35.121 Sorry, the domain is already pointed to an IP address that does not appear to use DNS servers associated with this server. Please transfer the domain to this servers nameservers or have your administrator add one of its nameservers to /etc/ips.remotedns and make the proper A entries on that remote nameserver.

Is there any way I can either change my main domain to aeroplanes.us, or rather park it on my account?

Thanks for the help!

-gomeow

 

[Corey]

I've removed the other account.

It doesn't look like you own the domain 'aeroplanes.us'. Is that the correct domain?

 

[gomeow]

Thank you for deleting that account for me.

Upon further investigation, I have found that I registered aeroplanearea.us. I forgot I couldn't get my first choice and had had to resort to that domain.

I have tried now to park the correct domain, but I get the same error. I have indeed pointed the name servers to ns1.x10hosting.com as well as ns2

 

[Corey]

Can you paste the error you're getting? What I need to see is the last part where it mentions the IPs.

 

[gomeow]

For some reason, I can't log into the cpanel right now, its says successful login, then goes back and asks to specify a username,

Username: dooog
server: vox

I'll try agin later

 

[gomeow]

Ok, I was able to log in and park the domain, but when I try to access the domain, it brings up a default web page. I do have an index.html in the public_html directory

The name servers are correct as well, unless they recently changed

Aeroplanearea.us