Help with WHM and Apache

[mtylerb]

Sorry guys, I'm new here.  I currently am using a unmanaged Professional VPS through ServerPowered, and am having problems getting any domain I have to show up.  I am trying, for example to get the domain www.myonlinewishlist.org to show up, but all I'm getting is an error in Firefox saying:

 

Unable to connect

 

 

    *  The site could be temporarily unavailable or too busy. Try again in a few

          moments.

 

    *  If you are unable to load any pages, check your computer's network

          connection.

 

    *  If your computer or network is protected by a firewall or proxy, make sure

          that Firefox is permitted to access the Web.

 

 

The server I'm running has CentOS Enterprise 4.6 along with WHM 11.15.0 and Apache 2.2.8.

 

I am fairly new to this whole Nameservers thing and modifying stuff on my own, but I'm trying to learn and making mistakes is all part of it.  The basic way I am trying to get it setup is:

 

ns1.myonlinewishlist.org = 66.97.171.55

ns2.myonlinewishlist.org = 66.97.171.56

ns3.myonlinewishlist.org = 66.97.171.88

ns4.myonlinewishlist.org = 66.97.171.89

 

I have my DNS zone setup as:

 

 

Everything else works fine, email and ftp.  I just am unable to view the page in the browser and really have no idea if the problem is with the DNS settings or Apache, or where.  It was working a little while back, and I changed some settings in the Nameserver when it stopped working, but I cannot seem to reverse what I did.

 

I apologize if this is in the wrong area, or the wrong forum for that matter, but I could really use some help from someone with a little more expertise than myself.  If I am in the wrong forum completely, feel free to point me in the right direction.

 

Thanks for any help you are able to provide!

 

Tyler

[powerspike]

Unable to connect

 

Firefox will usually tell if you if i can't find a server or connect to it, that error message to me would indicate there might be an issue with apache (or something blocking port 80 traffic).

 

Your zone file looks good (no issues) but maybe you want to point your mx record to "mail" - just make it a little neater (warning: personal preference)

 

 

One last thing, find out what ip address is the main address of apache, the www record is pointing to .88, it might be wrong (looking at you have 55,56,88,89) but apache might not be setup to use 88 & 89 so wouldn't be accepting connections on those ip addresses.