Applicable to:
- Plesk for Linux
- Plesk for Windows
Symptoms
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The first NS server that is specified in Tools & Settings > **DNS Template > ns1.<domain> **is not a primary name server in SOA record.
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Changing of any NS record in DNS Template and then applying changes to the existing domains leads to changing primary name server in a domain's zone file.
Cause
This is Plesk bug with ID #PPPM-2226 which will be fixed in future micro-updates.
Resolution
As a workaround:
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Login to Plesk admin panel.
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Go to Tools & Settings > DNS Template and click on <domain> for NS record ns2.<domain>:
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Click OK without modifications:
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Then, apply the changes to all hosted domains:
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Select Apply the changes to all zones option > OK:
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Now verify that such changes are done by logging into the server over SSH
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And checking the named zone files:
# egrep SOA /var/named/chroot/var/example.com
@ IN SOA ns1.example.com. info.plesk.domain.tld. (
Comments
2 comments
I use Plesk as primary name server and two other nameservers in SLAVE mode. (Plesk Onyx Version 17.8.11 Update #17)
In this scenario, the fix did not work for me.
First of all, there is no folder /var/named/chroot/, I only have /var/named/run-root/.
So I modified the corresponding file in run-root/...
Modification of that file didn't fix the wrong SOA record, as it doesn't trigger a domain update.
Forcing a domain update by creating a random NS entry causes the change in the "example.com" file to be overwritten with the wrong SOA record again.
I don't want to apply the modified DNS template to the domain, because there are many additional NS records.
Also, using only a single nameserver is not a good idea at all.
Please update this workaround, so that it can safely be used on existing domains without changing/deleting additional NS entries.
Regards,
Christian
www.tethis-it.at
@Christian To enforce the zone update propagation to the slave servers, please increase the zone serial number value when SOA record is fixed. The serial number is in the same config file.
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