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I need to manually edit my zone file and I was hoping a helpful forum member would spare a few minutes to answer a few questions for me.
I have a zone lets call it test.domain.tld which will hold all my DNS records (relatively small zone). I have a number of subdomains off that called home.test.domain.tld, away.test.domain.tld, I need to create cpanel accounts with uniqueID.home.test.domain.tld and need www & ftp access and these are the dns records I thought I needed to have but its not working for me, the IP address is the same for all accounts
Anyone able to tell me if
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There are already CNAME values
mail 14400 IN test.domain.tld. www 14400 IN test.domain.tld. ftp 14400 IN test.domain.tld. Should I add CNAME records for the accounts uniqueID.home.test.domain.tld or would that just add confusion? |
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If you can access WHM, you just go to create account and put domain like home.test.domain.tld, away.test.domain.tld and put username and password for each domain, you will no need to add manually change dns entires, it will do automatically, when you will create account.
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Hi cpanelgregk,
I need to manually edit my dns files because for some reason the secondary dns for my zone does not pick up the new zones when they are added to my cPanel DNS (the secondary dns is outside my control)
Its a very small zone and the changes (when I get them to work) won't be happening alot and will be bulk inserts of between 20 & 40 accounts at a time Could there be a record I'm forgetting to add to my test.domain.tld zone? Do I need to modify the top part of the zone file in some way? Is there a way to see the actual A record entries the outside world gets when my DNS is queried so I can see if they are fresh? Last edited by mobcdi; 10-02-2009 at 08:07 AM. |
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The secondary dns is completely outside my control (that might be a good thing
![]() I don't have clustering enabled but somehow when i create new accounts on my host the zones appear on my cPanel dns until I delete them I haven't got any emails from cpanel@dnshost to say there was a problem with the DNS server and named is still running |
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Don't create a "subdomain.domain.com" DNS zone
Instead, modify "domain.com" and the only thing you need to add is a single line with the subdomain IP. Code:
subdomain IN A %ip% address and %ip% is the IP address where that subdomain is hosted. |
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Hi,
I have a cpanel /WHM server,and can any body tell me that how many "A" records whm suppots in one dns zone,because i have more then 700 "A" records in my one domain(under domain control panel),and now i want to transfer it to my dedicated server(whm/cpanel),so please guide me .... If any body have any good control panel for the same(to create more then 1000 "A" records in once zone file),please tell me... Thanks...
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