Orion .net

[Otilia Mojarro]

Thankyou for the response. I will change the A entries to point to the new one but they dont even see the old one since I took down the main domain name that held the nameservers from the old server.

I am new to Virtualmin used to be on CPanel and always had it setup as nameservers and hostname using an active website domain name. I was assuming it would be the same as it was over in CPanel but then noticed Virtualmin does things a little differently. Regardless I have all websites visible by Google, Amazon and Office 365 but still wouldve liked to use primarily the nameservers I had.

But when I added the hostname orion.example.net it made that one of the nameservers and created a Virtual Server (Website) of orion.example.net to which when I migrated all my websites over it showed two example.net domains; one being the hostname orion.example.net and example.net (website).

But like you said I may have been better off creating a separate domain name just for hostname and nameservers however all my clients are using the nameservers and would have been a pain to change them over to it.

OK, so after some further research I discovered that the .NET component generator COM DLL needed to be registered. It's the DLL in symphonia\edi\designer\components.net component generator\symphonia.net component generator.dll.

And on my Windows 7 box, at some point before I fixed it I also fixed a registry key that had the wrong path pointing to the .NET component generator DLL. I know that's not necessary on a Windows XP box. This key was at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Orion\Symphonia\3.8\EDI\EDI Designer\Plugins\NET Generator\FilePath.

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