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Old 03-27-2004, 07:28 PM
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Best way to move data centers: Nameservers?


Hi, all. Here's my situation:

I currently share a server with a small group, but will be moving most of my accounts off onto a dedicated server in another datacenter.

Right now I have ns1.domain.com and ns2.domain.com registered with the old server. These are the name servers that my clients use with their domains.

On the new server I have complete control over everything. The new server is running WHM and Cpanel.

How should I set up name servers on the new server so that all I need to do is update the IP addresses of the nameservers with my registrar, and wait for propagation to occur? I can't assign IP addresses to ns1.domain.com and ns2.domain.com on the new server, because they already have IP addresses assigned to them - WHM errors out with the message:

"Sorry, the nameserver ns1.domain.com already has the ip x.x.x.x assigned to it."

My assumption is that I need to create nameservers on the new server before I can start adding domains, but I don't want to change the IP address of my nameservers with my registrar now because I don't want my clients' sites to start resolving to the new server until I'm completely ready.

Any advice is really appreciated!

Neil

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Old 03-27-2004, 07:50 PM
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why dont you use dns1 and dns2 and just change the nameservers of your domains when you fully moved.

later on modify the ns1/ns2 to dns1/dns2 Ips and you'll be done

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