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i am publishing my website(www.muratturan.com) by using godaddy's "Total DNS Control". My configuration like this: 1-) I configured my domain to total dns control by setting nameservers to total dns control's. 2-) In total dns control panel i set A host to directly my VPS's ip address. 3-) Also i configured mx records to google apps. Everythings looks good but i am thinking that is this technuqie has any negative effects ? Thanks
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Sounds perfectly normal to me. One common mistake in this sort of a situation would be failing to ensure that "muratturan.com" resolves to the same IP address as "www.muratturan.com"; at the most basic level, this is a A record for "@" (in addition to the one for "www"). It looks like you have already done this. | ||||
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According to intodns; you dont have any problem with your dns configuration. http://www.intodns.com/muratturan.com one warning about your MX ip address's have no reverse dns (PTR) record. you need to talk service provider to get a PTR record for your mail exchangers. Many public e-mail provider don't like to get SMTP connection for an ip address without PTR. eg. gmail. or most of time marks mail as spam. & also Godaddy's dns service is reliable and stable enough. i had been using it more than 3 years with no problem. | |||
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