Multiple dedicated ips A entry for same website/account. How?!

[Bidi]

Hello,

I sow on one website he was having 4 dedicated ip :| so i was wondering how is this posible, aa is not using cpanel.

So i buyet and web hosting from the same company and i was like how the....!?!!? i try to do this for years and no success.

So i start to check all the staff on cpanel and i show some A entry with TTL 60 for the domain name, not just one like default.

I attach some picture with what i founded on cpanel, can someone explain to me how i can do this two on my server ?

On into dns is like this

Thank you

WWW A Record

Your www.breXXXXX A record is: www.breXXXXX -> breXXXXX -> [ 193.XXXXXX.142 193.XXXXX.143 193.XXXXX.144 193.XXXXX.145 ]

 

[cPRex]

Hey there! Normally I would not expect there to be multiple A records for one specific domain, as that would cause issues in the DNS system. You may see something like this happening when performing a "dig" or "ping" on a domain that is using Cloudflare protection, as they mask the actual IP address and respond with multiple addresses you can connect to, but there is not a way to set something like that up with cPanel tools.

 

[Bidi]

Hey there! Normally I would not expect there to be multiple A records for one specific domain, as that would cause issues in the DNS system. You may see something like this happening when performing a "dig" or "ping" on a domain that is using Cloudflare protection, as they mask the actual IP address and respond with multiple addresses you can connect to, but there is not a way to set something like that up with cPanel tools.

The company i buyet hosting they dont use cloudflare and the records ar added automaticly, and they made it in case 1 ip gets attacked it just blackholes the ip and still the website works on other ips.

Thay mentioned to me is made right from whm but donsent whant to tel me how, so any sugestion ?

 

[Bidi]

So, they told me is not made from WHM its seprate, and i`m wonder if is not cPanel DNS only ? Anyone any ideas ?

 

[cPRex]

There wouldn't be any cPanel tools that support that type of configuration, so this is something they are doing on their end to perform a type of load balancing or redundancy. How they are doing that, I can't say.