I have setup 3 servers in the last month, 2 for me and one for a client. On each I ran into the same annoying issue.
With a fresh install, after adding the additional IP Addresses, the IPs were not showing anywhere in WHM. Rebuilding stated there was 1 ip and zero free ips, even though each had 3 ips, nameservers shared = on, and all of that. The only way I had to fix this was to "yum upgrade kernel" via the DAG repos for CentOS 5.5. When I had to set the cpanel update to current and force an update.
When are you cPanel developers going to get off you a**es and fix this bug before people start moving to your competitors? This is getting rather old. Not to mention that when you change your nameserver, it messes up your license and you have to have your server update the license upon every reboot.
I see the wuality of cpanel going WAAAAAY downhill and frankly it is pissing me off.
How about you quit adding features to cPanel/WHM and work out the bugs instead!!!???!!!!
With a fresh install, after adding the additional IP Addresses, the IPs were not showing anywhere in WHM. Rebuilding stated there was 1 ip and zero free ips, even though each had 3 ips, nameservers shared = on, and all of that. The only way I had to fix this was to "yum upgrade kernel" via the DAG repos for CentOS 5.5. When I had to set the cpanel update to current and force an update.
When are you cPanel developers going to get off you a**es and fix this bug before people start moving to your competitors? This is getting rather old. Not to mention that when you change your nameserver, it messes up your license and you have to have your server update the license upon every reboot.
I see the wuality of cpanel going WAAAAAY downhill and frankly it is pissing me off.
How about you quit adding features to cPanel/WHM and work out the bugs instead!!!???!!!!