Setup Reverse Trust Between Servers in DNS Cluster

[RadWebHosting]

I find myself adding new servers to a DNS cluster quite frequently, so I am running into this issue.

When adding a new server with Synchronize Changes relationship, I get the following:

The reverse trust relationship does not currently work without an access hash file on the remote server. You must login to the remote server and add this server to its cluster manager manually if you want the other server to be able to access this one.

I remembered that the access hash was located at /var/cpanel/cluster/root/config

However, when checking this location on the new server, I see no access hash files. Please let me know where to locate the access hash files on new installations - running version 66.0.19 on this newest server.

 

[cPanelMichael]

However, when checking this location on the new server, I see no access hash files. Please let me know where to locate the access hash files on new installations - running version 66.0.19 on this newest server.

Hello,

We deprecated the remote access key feature in cPanel 64 in favor of API tokens:

Manage API Tokens interface
In cPanel & WHM version 64, we added the Manage API Tokens interface (Home >> Development >> Manage API Tokens) to WHM. This interface allows you to create, revoke, and list API Tokens for cPanel users and third-party developers. API tokens allow cPanel users and third-party developers to run API functions as a WHM account owner via a key hash.

In cPanel & WHM version 64, we also added the Manage API Tokens interface (Home >> Development >> Manage API Tokens) to cPanel DNSONLY.

For more information, read our Manage API Tokens documentation.

Thank you.