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Hi,
Linux or Windows? Plesk for Linux use 'named'. 'Named' listen all interfaces/ips at server by default. I think you can use another ip even without extension, but anyway this is not good practice. Two DNS is needed for redundancy, stability, etc.
Linux or Windows? Plesk for Linux use 'named'. 'Named' listen all interfaces/ips at server by default. I think you can use another ip even without extension, but anyway this is not good practice. Two DNS is needed for redundancy, stability, etc.
Kingsley
Silver Pleskian
so you mean 2 servers? same size (ram, cores, storage)?
Hi,
Usual, minimal hardware configuration is enough for standalone slave DNS.
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P.S. One more things about Slave DNS on the same server: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213950345 (How to register domain at registrar if two NS record required?)
Usual, minimal hardware configuration is enough for standalone slave DNS.
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P.S. One more things about Slave DNS on the same server: https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/213950345 (How to register domain at registrar if two NS record required?)
Kingsley
Silver Pleskian
alright thanks
Kingsley
Silver Pleskian
Is it good to use 2 servers from linode and digitalocean
Kingsley
Silver Pleskian
Sorry to disturb....... Am to use both IPs for private nameservers?
Could you give more details about your task?
Kingsley
Silver Pleskian
Is this possible?
Master server >>>>NS1.domain.com
Slave server >>> Ns2.domain.com
Right now am unable to connect master to the slave server.
https://talk.plesk.com/threads/error-code-1-rndc-connection-failed-ip-953-connection-refused.341760/
Yes, it's normal configuration.
