Root Causes
- If the FQDN of the website is incorrect.
- The local DNS server service is not running.
- If the forwarder DNS server is not able to resolve the query.
- If network service is down.
Solution
- If the FQDN of the website is incorrect you will face a DNS failure issue to that particular website while accessing via proxy. So you should have to enter the correct FQDN of that particular website.
- If the FQDN of a particular website is correct but the local DNS server service is not running still you can face a DNS failure issue. So you make sure that the local DNS server service is running.
Run the below commands to verify DNS server service
nslookup (FQDN of the site)
- example:
- nslookup www.safesquiddns.com
- Server: 127.0.0.1
- Address: 127.0.0.1#53
- Non-authoritative answer:
- www.safesquiddns.com canonical name = safesquiddns.com.
- Name: safesquiddns.com
- Address: 164.177.149.146
If the website is not able to resolve:
- root@dev:~# nslookup www.safesquiddns.com
- Server: 127.0.0.1
- Address: 127.0.0.1#53
- server can't find test.safesquiddns.com: NXDOMAIN