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  1. darjohn

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    Can somebody help me knowing how many ip's I need to run domains in cPanel? related to dns functions too?
    Thanks in advance
     
    #1 darjohn, Sep 12, 2006
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    What level of administration?

    If you just mean for DNS, you need 1 per nameserver with a minimum of 2 nameservers.
    If you're buying a reseller your hosting company may have it set up so you can use theirs and you don't need to buy your own IPs.

    If you're the main server administrator.. you should know .. so I'm assuming your not.
     
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    Hi there! Thanks for your help.

    I'am main server administrator. In this case: the server come with 1 exclusive. Can I use these ip as ns1.xxxx.com?
     
    #3 darjohn, Sep 12, 2006
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    Your datacenter should be able to help you with these questions.
    As long as they don't actually have to do anything, they're usually helpful. (i hope)

    If they really only gave you on useable IP, the shared IP, then you can set up both nameservers on that one IP. It's just not recommended.
     
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    Only 1 IP address?
    You really need 2 IPs, the nameservers on a server shouldn't have the same IP and there should be a minimum of 2 nameservers. You can use the server's shared IP for one nameserver and then an additional for the second, if you're limited.

    Do you have this box with a datacenter? Or.. at home?
     
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    many thanks for your response.

    I have a server in a datacenter
     
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    In these cases, when cPanel was installed in the server, it has been configured the DNS server (BIND) ? or I must to install it?
     
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