Actually, that's the preferred setup to have all the DNS handled on the DNS only machines with the web server or servers pushing the zones to them. If you are going to do it that way, this would be the best setup:
On each web server ==> WHM > Configure Cluster ==> add ns1, ns2, etc. to that area with "Synchronize Changes" for the role
Nameservers (ns1, ns2, etc.) ==> WHM > Configure Cluster ==> add each web server to that area with "Standalone" for the role
On each web server ==> WHM > Configure Cluster ==> add ns1, ns2, etc. to that area with "Synchronize Changes" for the role
Nameservers (ns1, ns2, etc.) ==> WHM > Configure Cluster ==> add each web server to that area with "Standalone" for the role
Thanks Tristan
It would seem to be the best way to go,
But I had a vague recollection of someone saying that you could only run one DNS-Only version in a cluster - It was years ago, so maybe it was different then. (Or my memory is bad ... which it is)
It would seem to be the best way to go,
But I had a vague recollection of someone saying that you could only run one DNS-Only version in a cluster - It was years ago, so maybe it was different then. (Or my memory is bad ... which it is)
As far as I'm aware (and my knowledge goes back to 2003/2004 for cPanel DNS only), cPanel DNS only has supported multiple DNS only machines for clustering. Anyone who indicated that DNS only machines shouldn't be clustered together has a serious misunderstanding of the product.
