Hi
@dstana
Can you confirm the following steps are what you're taking:
Primary Server
Step 1 - Go to WHM>>Clusters>>DNS Cluster -> enable DNS Clustering
Step 2 - Configure [DNS Cluster]
Step 3 - Fill in Boxes:
Remote cPanel & WHM DNS host: <RemoteServerIP>
Remote server username: <RemoteServerUSER>
Step 4. Once Remote cPanel & WHM DNS Host box is filled in the "
Generate a remote API token" link should appear
Step 5. Click the link which then has you log in to the remote server
Step 6. Click
+Generate Token
Step 7. Select the ACL's you would like - As mentioned before I only used
Clustering - DNS CLUSTERING
Step 8. Copy the token/hash created:
You successfully created the API token “NEWcluster”.
Copy the following token to a safe place: TOKEN/HASHHERE
Step 9. Click "
Yes I saved my token"
Step 10. Enter the token/hash into the box "
Remote server API token or access hash:"
Step 11. Select Reverse Trust relationship
Step 12. Select role
Synchronize Changes: All changes made on this server will propagate to any server in the cluster that is linked to this server. Synchronization is one-way: changes made on another server will not propagate to this server unless Synchronize changes is selected on the other server as well.
Standalone: No changes made on this server will propagate to any other servers.
Write-only: This server will write changes to the remote server. Changes to the remote server will not propagate back to this server.
Step 13. Click Submit
Step 14. Repeat steps on the other server per the warning:
The reverse trust relationship does not currently work without an access hash file on the remote server. You must login to the remote server and add this server to its cluster manager manually if you want the other server to be able to access this one.