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How to Register my own DNS Nameserver in my WHM cPanel

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    You may register your own DNS nameserver for DNS hosting purpose in your own server, criteria listed below need to be verified to ensured they has been fulfilled.

  • Decide on a domain name that will be use as the DNS hostname, you need at least 2. For example:
    ns1.myhosting.com
    ns2.myhosting.com
  • There is at least 2 subscribed IP’s in your cloud/dedicated hosting subscription to allow a dedicated IP for each DNS hostname
  • You are holding a working admin level login to your hosting control panel

      • After verify the criteria below, here we start the steps to register your own DNS nameserver.

      1. Go to Server Configuration > Basic WebHost Manager Setup and Setup The DNS Nameserver of your cPanel server as your DNS nameserver, and then click ‘Save Change’.

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      2. Add your main domain (in this example, myhosting.com) to the cPanel account list if you intend to host your main domain in the same server, navigate to Home > Account Functions > Create a new Account to create new cpanel account.

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      3. After added the hosting account, you should be able to see the domain DNS host available in Home > DNS Functions > DNS Zone Manager. Search for your main domain (in this example, we clicked on ‘myhosting.com’) and click ‘Manage’

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      4. Add the A record for ns1 and ns2 DNS hostname and it’s pointing to your first IP and second IP. (In the example, the IP is simply shown as 123.123.123.123), click the ‘ADD RECORD’ button after inserted hostname and IP.

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      5. Next step is to register your DNS hostname ns1.myhosting.com and ns2.myhosting.com as public recognizable hostname. You need to contact your domain registrar provider to do so, in Ipserverone case, you need to contact our Customer Support at cs@ipserverone.com or+603-20261688 to request for DNS hostname register. You need to provide the exact hostname and it’s pointing for accurate registration, for example like below:

      ns1.myhosting.com      123.123.123.123
      ns2.myhosting.com      123.123.123.124
      6. After the DNS hostname is registered, you can verify the validation of your DNS hostname in THIS WEBSITE.

      If your DNS hostname is successfully published to the public, you shall see result below:

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      7. You may now start pointing your domain over to your DNS hostname

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