A couple of days, I made a post on how to install ISPConfig on CentOS Linux. On my part, the install went great except for a little problem with BIND. The server on which I installed ISPConfig is mainly used for testing purposes so it didn’t have BIND (name server daemon) running properly. To fix this, I had to install and run “system-config-bind”:

# yum install system-config-bind

This configuration utility has to be run from a graphical environment. Upon it’s first execution, it will create a default /etc/named.conf file. After I’ve done that, I could start the “named” service and everything worked perfectly.

Adding A Website With ISPConfig

Start by logging into ISPConfig at http://[yourserver]:81 or https://[yourserver]:81.

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