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  1. #1
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    Default Nameserver problems

    I have been trying to setup teh DNS servers with no luck!
    I have NS1 setup on a FreeBSD server with no Control Panel
    I have NS2 setup on a Linux server with no control panel.

    I rencently got a Linux with cpanel and have been trying to set it up as NS3 and eventually replace teh NS2.

    I have reverese DNS setup and working for the new machin NS3.
    I have the name server registered and NS3.

    I go into "Initial Name Sever Setup" in WMH and it does what it nees to I guess.

    I have setup NS1 (primary) to allow transfer from NS3.

    I have stablished a trust relationship withweeb the master and the slave.

    I have the latest cpanel and WHM isntalled and ran dnsfix and update and every other thing which has been suggested in the forum!

    Problems:
    1. When I create a domain in WHM, it creates the zones as master instead of slave!

    2. When I try to do a sync, I keep getting spc fails message.

    Looking at the log files on teh master server, I get this error:

    Jul 26 13:24:27 www sshd[17578]: DNS lookup failed for "69.57.132.57".
    Jul 26 13:24:29 www sshd[17578]: fatal: Local: ROOT LOGIN REFUSED FROM 69.57.132.57


    As suggested in one of teh forums, I changed the SSHD configurations and now allow root login (Which I don't think is such a good idea after all).
    However, now I get this error:

    Jul 26 13:46:40 www sshd[18757]: DNS lookup failed for "69.57.132.57".
    Jul 26 13:46:41 www sshd[18757]: log: ROOT LOGIN as 'root' from 69.57.132.57


    can anyone please tell me what I am doing wrong?
    Thanks so much

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    you're doing nothing wrong. thats a BUG.
    there is a only a bypass for now.
    do the following:

    ssh on your slave machine:
    Code:
    crontab -e
    enter this line at the end:
    * * * * * /scripts/dnstransfer >/dev/null 2>&1
    
    finsih with
    ctrl+o
    ctrl+x
    this will run the skript dnstransfer every minute and updates the zones on the second server.

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    Thank you so much cyon,
    I have been working on this rpoblem for 3 weeks now

    It's fixed!

    Now, is it okay to disable root access for the primary DNS?

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    just try, imho yes.

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    Looks like it is still there. I have added and will see what happens. Thanks!

    Originally posted by cyon
    you're doing nothing wrong. thats a BUG.
    there is a only a bypass for now.
    do the following:

    ssh on your slave machine:
    Code:
    crontab -e
    enter this line at the end:
    * * * * * /scripts/dnstransfer >/dev/null 2>&1
    
    finsih with
    ctrl+o
    ctrl+x
    this will run the skript dnstransfer every minute and updates the zones on the second server.

    cPanel.net Support Ticket Number:

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