If you register a new domain name and you can’t access it, it may be your DNS cache that holds the problem. You can flush DNS cache in Linux: #/etc/rc.d/init.d/nscd restart
Reverse DNS uses pointer records (PTR) to convert IP addresses into domain names. This is the opposite of forward DNS, which uses A records to convert domain names into IP addresses.
- Adding the Reverse DNS Zone File
- Editing the Reverse DNS Zone File
- Testing Your Records