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I made my own nameserver configuration, but as you can see in the picture and the intodns.com link, I am getting a (hostname) warning.

WARNING: At least one of your NS name does not seem a valid host name
The ones that do not seem valid:
ns2.bo(*).works ns1.bo(*).works

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Hosting provider nameserver IPs:

5.250.241.34
5.250.242.34

My dedicated IP:

5.250.252.52

My DNS Records:

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Domain Provider DNS Settings:

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Where am I making a mistake? Do I enter the dedicated IP in the fields? I could not understand! Why am I getting this error? How should it be properly configured?

Esa Jokinen
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    Try with dnsviz.net or zonemaster.net they should provide more accurate results. Those are the only 2 online DNS troubleshooting tools I recommend. Current results with DNSViz are ok: https://dnsviz.net/d/boz.works/YHzHBQ/dnssec/. you just have 4 warnings regarding DNSSEC which can be summarized by: stop using SHA-1, see https://www.icann.org/en/blogs/details/its-time-to-move-away-from-using-sha-1-in-the-dns-24-1-2020-en for example for the reason why. – Patrick Mevzek Apr 18 '21 at 23:53

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Most likely there's nothing wrong with the setup, but the tool you are using is reporting...

  1. a false positive. Maybe the single test isn't aware of .works being a valid TLD.
  2. about something that isn't really a problem. For example there aren't matching reverse DNS PTR records, but that isn't a requirement.
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