: Why does Plesk set up only one nameserver by default? When using Plesk 9.5 the default DNS template only includes one nameserver. An NS record of ns. and an a record ns. pointing to the default
When using Plesk 9.5 the default DNS template only includes one nameserver. An NS record of ns. and an a record ns. pointing to the default ip.
Two nameserves are mandatory, so why would plesk have only one in the template. Am I missing something?
I have found several hosting company guides that all explain the process of adding an extra name server to the template, that explain what I mean.
help.fasthosts.co.uk/app/answers/detail/a_id/727/related/1/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xMzAxNjkxOTczL3NpZC9EemppX3Bxaw%3D%3D www.jodohost.com/plesk/Creating_Nameservers/creating_nameservers.html
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I think Plesk includes only one NS in default template, because Plesk itself serves as NS server by default and second NS is supposed to be pointing at another machine (though it is commonly tricked). Unless a hosting provider configures it for you (which they are supposed to do), you can have two choices:
(trick) Give your Plesk server one more name (alias) and add another NS for that name. Most (if not all) DNS validation tools would consider it valid configuration. Though technically it would be the same machine for both records, it is hard to distinguish from outside
(proper) Set up second DNS server (i.e. slave DNS) and include it in DNS template
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