Nameservers Problems

[soundlover]

I hope someone can help me or point me to a guide as info found on google seems of 2005.

First I want to know if a different ip is needed for each nameserver.
Main ip is used for ns1 and another for ns2?
Currently using 1 main ip for everything, but have an available free ip in cPanel.
What's the difference in using one ip for everything and using one for ns1 and another for ns2?

Want to know the correct way to add nameservers in cPanel after a fresh install of cPanel on vps. I found out that you must enter ssh and modify somethings after setting nameservers in cPanel but like I said before the information is of 2005.

soundlover Reviewed by soundlover on 20th Sep 2011. Nameservers Problems I hope someone can help me or point me to a guide as info found on google seems of 2005. First I want to know if a different ip is needed for each nameserver. Main ip is used for ns1 and another for ns2? Currently using 1 main ip for everything, but have an available free ip in cPanel. What's the difference in using one ip for everything and using one for ns1 and another for ns2? Want to know the correct way to add nameservers in cPanel after a fresh install of cPanel on vps. I found Rating: 5

[flex202]

You can use one ip for both nameservers,there is no need for different ip for each nameserver.Who is your hosting provider?

[SeedHop]

Hello,

In cPanel basicly go to Basic Config or Nameserver IP's and you will be able to specify the NS and it's IP - cPanel will add the proper records, then you need to register them with your domain registrar and wait around 24 hours for the DNS to propagate.
After that, you should be fine.