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Point .xyz 1.111b class domain 99c/year to my public ip (alien.top)
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I buy this kind of domain

.xyz 1.111b class domain. Just 99c/year.

...so... how i point this to my ip public?

i select in manage, "use default nameservers" and click on "MANAGE DNS" and write this:

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this is all i have to do??

Is the first time im doing this so i dont know if what im doing is the correct.

Also i ping to may domain and ping dont respond nothing.

ping 2424246.xyz

ping escribiendo.2424246.xyz

ping www.2424246.xyz

nothing respond.

i need to do something more to point the domain name to my public ip / server?

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[–] jws_shadotak 1 points 1 year ago

Do you have port 80 and 443 forwarded from your router? Do you have nginx or similar set up to handle those requests? Those are the next steps.

Forward 80 and 443 to your device's local IP and use nginx to specify what domain requests to to what service.

Example:
Overseerr hosted on 192.168.1.44:5055. Nginx server receives a request from overseerr.examplesite.com. Nginx forwards that request to 192.168.1.44:5055.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

If you ping it, is the domain resolved correctly? So the ping tries to ping 186.23.X.X?

Can you ping it with using the public ip without domain?

Maybe your router blocks ICMP requests outside your network. Or your ISP blocks the traffic. Do you have a full Dual Stack (IPv4 and IPv6), Dual Stack Lite (IPv6 with NAT from ISP) or just a single public IPv6?