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Use non-Plesk server as DNS server

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We are currently using a non-Plesk server for DNS, and are bringing up our first Plesk server. We would like to continue using our existing DNS server for our Plesk domains. Is there an easy way to do this with Plesk, or does it require some Bind-fu and scripting?

Thanks.

--df
 
You can setup Plesk's DNS template to have NS records that point to your DNS server.

Take a look at Plesk's Event Manager (Server -> Event Manager). You could set this up so the creation/deletion/etc. of a domain triggers a script that performs the operations needed. See Using Event Tracking Mechanism in the docs.
 
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