url help

[wezz23]

My site keeps on displaying http://www.sparktut.com/cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi as the url? Do I need to point A (host) to somewhere?

 

[calistoy]

You'll need to place ns1.x10hosting.com as primary nameserver and then ns2.x10hosting.com as the secondary nameserver.

 

[wezz23]

http://www.sparktut.com/cgi-sys/defaultwebpage.cgi
I have uploaded my index.html to the www folder which appeared on the subdomain but on my domain it doesn't work.

 

[Anna]

This is what I find regarding your domain on a lookup:

Domain servers in listed order:
NS01.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
NS02.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
NS1.X10HOSTING.COM

Proper configuration would be having ONLY NS1.X10HOSTING.COM and NS2.X10HOSTING.COM

 

[wezz23]

I have set my domain to those 2 nameservers only. should i point my domain to somewhere?
Because it comes up with nothing.

 

[Anna]

Now I see the domain as using only:

Domain servers in listed order:
NS01.DOMAINCONTROL.COM
NS02.DOMAINCONTROL.COM

Which is not the ones I asked you to use. I asked you to set it to have: NS1.X10HOSTING.COM and NS2.X10HOSTING.COM

You can get it to work with their name servers as well, but then you need to set an A record pointing to your server (69.175.120.122), for main domain and all sub domains you want to use, the sub domains also would need to be created at your registrar with that option, creating them in cPanel will not be enough in that case.

 

[wezz23]

Now I see the domain as using only:

Which is not the ones I asked you to use. I asked you to set it to have: NS1.X10HOSTING.COM and NS2.X10HOSTING.COM

You can get it to work with their name servers as well, but then you need to set an A record pointing to your server (69.175.120.122), for main domain and all sub domains you want to use, the sub domains also would need to be created at your registrar with that option, creating them in cPanel will not be enough in that case.

Yes I did, It might not have updated on godaddy yet.

 

[Anna]

In that case, all you need to do is wait for them to get it updated.
DNS propagation can take anywhere between a few hours to 72 hours to complete.