XML API - meaning of <nameserver*> elements in output

[webignition]

I don't see this covered in much detail in the docs, but please excuse me if I've missed something.

In the output when creating an account, the following name server-related elements are present:

      <nameserver>ns1.example.com</nameserver>
      <nameserver2>ns2.example.com</nameserver2>
      <nameserver3>ns3.example.com</nameserver3>
      <nameserver4>ns4.example.com</nameserver4>
      <nameservera></nameservera>
      <nameservera2></nameservera2>
      <nameservera3></nameservera3>
      <nameservera4></nameservera4>
      <nameserverentry></nameserverentry>
      <nameserverentry2></nameserverentry2>
      <nameserverentry3></nameserverentry3>
      <nameserverentry4></nameserverentry4>

The first four are pretty self-explanatory. The other eight don't, to me, have a clear purpose.

Would anyone know what purpose, if any, the serve?

[cPanelDavidG]

I don't see this covered in much detail in the docs, but please excuse me if I've missed something.

In the output when creating an account, the following name server-related elements are present:

      <nameserver>ns1.example.com</nameserver>
      <nameserver2>ns2.example.com</nameserver2>
      <nameserver3>ns3.example.com</nameserver3>
      <nameserver4>ns4.example.com</nameserver4>
      <nameservera></nameservera>
      <nameservera2></nameservera2>
      <nameservera3></nameservera3>
      <nameservera4></nameservera4>
      <nameserverentry></nameserverentry>
      <nameserverentry2></nameserverentry2>
      <nameserverentry3></nameserverentry3>
      <nameserverentry4></nameserverentry4>

The first four are pretty self-explanatory. The other eight don't, to me, have a clear purpose.

Would anyone know what purpose, if any, the serve?

Those 8 other entries can be ignored. Generally they're used when you pass a parameter to use registered nameservers.