One Domain on Two Servers?

jlucho

• February 05, 2019 16:13

Hola cPanel es posible hacer la siguiente configuracion? Tengo un dominio, y deseo que 50 correos se alojen en un servidor A y 100 correos se alojen en un server B . Todos los correos son del mismo dominio. Ambos server usan cPanel. Esto es para repartir la carga de trabajo, ya que el uso de correos va ser intensivo.

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  jlucho

  • February 05, 2019 21:23

  Hello cPanel Is it possible to make the following configuration? I have a domain, and I want 50 emails to be hosted on a server A and 100 emails are hosted on a server B. All emails are from the same domain. Both servers use cPanel. This is to distribute the workload, since the use of emails will be intensive.

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  GOT

  • February 05, 2019 21:32

  There really isn't a way to do that. The problem is with the DNS, not so much a cPanel limitation.

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  Daniel Mercer

  • February 06, 2019 08:28

  Hey @jlucho, You're going to need a load balancer that allows you to do weighted traffic distribution. then you would point the external IP to the load balancer, and then let the load balancer handle the flow to the two servers. your DNS record would then point to the LB IP address and it will work as you are looking to have it work. In terms of seperating email accounts, you cant really do this unless you have multiple sending domains, your email accounts will need to exist on both servers. your scenario ------------------------------ mail.example.com ------------------------------ |Server 1 | Server 2 | |bob@example.com|Joe@example.com | |Gil@example.com | dan@example.com | |pet@example.com| | |foo@example.com| |
  the above is unachievable. you can only do this ------------------------------ mail.example.com ------------------------------ |Server 1 | Server 2 | |bob@example.com|bob@example.com| |Gil@example.com | Gil@example.com| |pet@example.com| pet@example.com| |foo@example.com| foo@example.com| |dan@example.com|dan@example.com| |Joe@example.com|Joe@example.com |
  Caveat - Your Scenario will only work if your email application allows for clustering with distributed contacts on each server. Good Luck :)

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  cPanelLauren

  • February 06, 2019 16:12

  What would be more feasible and attainable is to create a sole mail server as well as a web server and have them separate rather than two mail servers.

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