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 Feb 22 2007, 12:53 PM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 22-February 07 Member No.: 47,507  |
I have set up a Linux server with Cpanel, and I want to start hosting websites for others.
My problem is that I dont know much about running a DNS server my self. 1. I know that I need 2 nameservers and that these have to be on seperate IPs, but can I set up 2 nameservers on the same Cpanel server with different IPs or do they have to be on seperate machines? 2. When a user signs up as a customer on my service, Cpanel creates the DNS entry with A nameservers and Cnames etc. but the websites are bot accessible any way? If I place the domain on a external DNS and point it to my server it all works! What could be wrong? 3. I have read that one need to "register" his nameservers to the registrars or some thing like that? is this correct and if yes... where and how do I do this. As you can see I would like to know some basic stuff about this. Also about registrars I can work with when selling domains to users, who is best, cheapest fastest and so on? |
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Feb 25 2007, 02:14 AM
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 28-April 06 Member No.: 21,180 |
you do have to register your nameservers with your registrar, who is your registrar? Have a look at this see if it sheds any light http://www.whsupport.net/register_nameservers.php
QUOTE 1. I know that I need 2 nameservers and that these have to be on seperate IPs, but can I set up 2 nameservers on the same Cpanel server with different IPs or do they have to be on seperate machines? They suggest you have nameservers in seperate places but it will work with both ips on you serverQUOTE 2. When a user signs up as a customer on my service, Cpanel creates the DNS entry with A nameservers and Cnames etc. but the websites are bot accessible any way? If I place the domain on a external DNS and point it to my server it all works! What could be wrong? This i need more info I use godaddy don't now if they are the cheapest but i think they are the best, but thats just my opinion Also check this out http://www.webhostgear.com/11.html it should help if you have any more questions ask i just went thru all this myself so its fresh in my head |
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