Aldweb

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I have 2 servers. In SERVER-AA it is the domain linuxnoc.net, the hostname is angra.linuxnoc.net and DNS is ns1.linuxnoc.net and ns2.linuxnoc.net. In SERVER-BB, it would like to place the hostname viper.linuxnoc.net and the DNS ns3.linuxnoc.net and ns4.linuxnoc.net. How to proceed to do those modifications in SERVER-BB, since the domain linuxnoc.net is in SERVER-AA. I know that has as.


Thanks


Alan Demarcos
linuxnoc.net
 

chirpy

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You need to edit the DNS zone on SERVER-AA for linuxnoc.net and create 3 new A records for:

ns3
ns4
angra

pointing to the IP addresses on SERVER-BB that you are going to use. You then need to make sure that you register ns3.linuxnoc.net and ns4.linuxnoc.net as name servers with your registrar for linuxnoc.net.

That's it.
 

Sabaote

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Chripy, tell me..

if for example, the SERVER-AA go down...

So the ns3 and ns4 are pointing to this server-aa, so, the server-bb will be with problems with the hostname, because it depends from the server-aa right ?

i don't know if it's right what i said, but, i hope that you help me i have this problem too..

The DNS Clustering is good for this case ?

thanks
 

chirpy

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Hi,

You should have ns3 pointing to one server and ns4 pointing to the other, so if either server goes down, the other will still be able to resolve all the domains. Using cPanel DNS Clustering is the easiest way to do this.
 

flash7

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Hello,

I've the same problem with 2 DNS/Hosting servers:

Scenario

Hostname : Nameserver : IP
server1.mydomain.foo dns1.mydomain.foo 111.111.111.111
server2.mydomain.foo dns2.mydomain.foo 222.222.222.222

These 2 servers are in Clustering with Synchronize Changes
but dns2.mydomain.foo fail *ERROR*: DNS not authoritative

what is wrong?

Thank you
 

chirpy

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Have you registered both dns1.mydomain.foo and dns2.mydomain.foo with the regsitrar for the domain mydomain.foo as nameservers with their correct IP addresses?
 

flash7

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Hello,

corrently I've my primary dns1.mydomain.foo registered as nameserver
the second is external nameserver (dns2.nic.foo)