Is it possible to have a secondary DNS and sync with master without installing Cpanel...
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Is it possible to have a secondary DNS and sync with master without installing Cpanel...
Thanks
That is the point of cpanel's dns-only installer, or did you mean secondary->on a machine which already has a control panel??Originally posted by bizzness
Is it possible to have a secondary DNS and sync with master without installing Cpanel...
Thanks
where can I find cpanel's dns-only installer ?
How much does it cost ?
I have found the download file and the answer of my second question, is there a documentation in order to sync the second DNS with my primary DNS.
Best regards
I have found the documentation and try to do this :
http://www.cpanel.net/docs/dnsclustering-quickstart/
But I've got this error :
There was an error while processing your request: Cpanel::Accounting returned [HTTP/1.0 900 NET OR SSL ERROR ./cgi/trustclustermaster.cgi 19044: open_tcp_connection: failed `xxx.xx.xxx.8', 2087 (Connection refused) ]
I have tried to run stunnel with script and that doesn't work...
Firewall is down as well
What I have to do?
Thanks
https://mydomain.com:2087 doesn't work I can only access from http://mydomain.com:2086
I think that it's the problem....
How to enable the https connection?
When I look at named service with a ps -efda there is no service on cpanel dns-only machines
Is it normal ?
I haven'recieve any answer for my ssl questions, can you explain me how to create the stunnel connection or enable 2087 connection on a dns-only machine ?
Anyone know how to setup a Helm windows server as NS2? Currently, it seems that it kind of works, but I have to manually add domains to NS2 for it to update records for the domain from NS1 which is running cpanel.
FYI - I had the same problem, here is what I did.
1. Stop the cpservd process
2. rm -Rf /usr/local/cpanel
3. rm -Rf /root/installd/
Then reinstall cpanel-dnsonly
Worked like a champ.
rm -Rf /usr/local/cpanel
rm -Rf /path-to-install-files/installd/
works like a champ! Thank you very much!
In dns-only version, if stunnel don't work (port 2083 and 2087 are disabled) you can try this:
# /usr/sbin/stunnel /usr/local/cpanel/etc/stunnel/default/stunnel.conf
Work fine, for me (i'm on Fedora 2).
If you want, you can put this command on script /etc/init.d/dnsonly for execute the command at boot.
I apologize for my english.
Best regards,
Daniele.