Hi,
I realise this is probably old news and veterans have been doing this for ages, so that's why I want to know if it's ok or not?
I have been advised of a procedure to add multiple nameservers on the same IP and want to know if this is ok, or you guys know it's a bad idea.
Basically create account on whm (eg: called trust84.com)
Add reseller privilege to it and at the bottom of the page add ns1.trust84.com and ns2.trust84.com as nameservers but don't allocate any IP numbers or create A recs.
Then go to DNS option at the bottom of WHM and choose edit dnszone, select your domain (trust84.com) and simply create 2 a name records for ns1 and ns2 pointing to 2 different IP numbers.
As far as I understand it you can repeat this procedure over and over again using the same 2 IP numbers for each reseller domain you setup on the A records.
This allows the reseller to create nameserver records with his domain registrar and points to the server and every domain he hosts also.
So in theory it’s possible to have 20 resellers all with their own nameserver records but all on the same 2 IP numbers?
Is this good practice or not?
I realise this is probably old news and veterans have been doing this for ages, so that's why I want to know if it's ok or not?
I have been advised of a procedure to add multiple nameservers on the same IP and want to know if this is ok, or you guys know it's a bad idea.
Basically create account on whm (eg: called trust84.com)
Add reseller privilege to it and at the bottom of the page add ns1.trust84.com and ns2.trust84.com as nameservers but don't allocate any IP numbers or create A recs.
Then go to DNS option at the bottom of WHM and choose edit dnszone, select your domain (trust84.com) and simply create 2 a name records for ns1 and ns2 pointing to 2 different IP numbers.
As far as I understand it you can repeat this procedure over and over again using the same 2 IP numbers for each reseller domain you setup on the A records.
This allows the reseller to create nameserver records with his domain registrar and points to the server and every domain he hosts also.
So in theory it’s possible to have 20 resellers all with their own nameserver records but all on the same 2 IP numbers?
Is this good practice or not?