DNS cluster Setup advice

[Gojko]

Hello, i have question about this subject.

Server1 hostname s1.domain.com 1.1.1.1
nameservers for server:
ns1.domain.com 1.1.1.1
Ns2.domain.com 1.1.1.1

Server2 hostname s2.domain.com 2.2.2.2
nameservers for server2
ns3.domain.com 2.2.2.2
ns4.domain.com 2.2.2.2

that was production dedicated servers

i have 2 VPS
vps1 cpanel installed hostname host.domain.com 3.3.3.3
host1.domain.com 3.3.3.3.
host2.domain.com 3.3.3.3.

and i have for vps2 just installed dns only i need to setup dns clustering

so what i want:
to have nameservers for ALL domains on all servers (example ns10 and ns11 because is not used yet)

i understand that i need two 2vps for that ( i have two, one dnsonly and second with cpanel webserver)
all cpanels are installed with bing and i need to setup dnsonly with bing also and what nameservers need to type into dnsonly?

Second question is
how i can setup ns10 and ns11 for nameservers for all my servers?

vps1 (dnsonly) standalone?
vps2 (websererver) standalone too or sync?

server and server 2 are sync right?

and where i need to add dns cluster server on vps1 and vps2?

 

[cPanelMichael]

Hello,

We provide a guide on how to configure a DNS cluster at:

Guide to DNS Cluster Configurations - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation

Could you review this document and let us know of any additional questions? As far as the name server type, the only name server that doesn't support clustering at this time is PowerDNS.

Thank you.

 

[Gojko]

Thank you for replay. But that document is not good written like other(for my limited knowledge) so i can't understand what i need to do for my problem.
Simple question what how i need to setup this two VPS (one of them is dnsonly) to have TWO nameservers for all domains on all servers?

 

[cPanelMichael]

Hello,

You can setup the first cPanel DNS-Only server and then configure your hosting servers to synchronize changes to it (using "WHM >> DNS Cluster"). This is the "Direct Links" example from the document noted in my last response. EX:

webserver1 >sync changes> dnsonly1
webserver2 >sync changes> dnsonly1
webserver3 >sync changes> dnsonly1

Then, do the exact same thing for the second DNS-Only server:

webserver1 >sync changes> dnsonly2
webserver2 >sync changes> dnsonly2
webserver3 >sync changes> dnsonly2

In each of the hosting servers, browse to "WHM >> Basic WebHost Manager Setup" and ensure the name servers are set to the hostnames of your preference. The name servers don't have to match the hostnames of the DNS-Only servers. You just have to make sure that whatever name servers you use are associated with the IP addresses of the DNS-Only servers. We document how to setup name servers at the domain registrar here:

How to Set Up Nameservers in a cPanel Environment - cPanel Knowledge Base - cPanel Documentation

Also, you mentioned the possibility of using a hosting server in lieu of a second DNS-Only server. This is not recommended, as this type of configuration may cause DNS errors on your servers. Instead, you should simply use two cPanel DNS-Only servers (or just a single DNS-Only server with two IP addresses).

Thank you.