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Server Failover

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, Are you attempting to add redundancy to a specific service such as DNS, or are you looking for an overall package (e.g. Apache, Exim, etc)? Thank you.
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  • mathewbuer
    im looking for a replica server to step in when the main server fails
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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello, cPanel currently supports clustering for DNS purposes only. There is support to host your databases on a remote MySQL server, however beyond that, there are no native options that allow for management of services across multiple servers. I recommend searching our forums for "mirroring" and "high availability" for custom solutions that other users may have implemented. There are lots of discussions about the best ways to do this. Also, feel free to add your input to the following active feature request: Active Redundancy or High Availability Thank you.
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  • pacwebhosting
    Hi Sounds like a cloud server with failover would suit your requirements. What happens in this environment is you have "Host" servers which surprisingly enough host cloud servers! In this environment if a "Host" fails the cloud automatically detect this and spins up your cloud server on another "Host" in the cloud and it carries on where it left off. Thanks Paul
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  • dalem
    looking at the dnsmadeeasy website, has anyone used them before ? has anyone got a better solution for me ?
    been using them with dns failover for quite some time as well as our IPV6 reverse DNS have never had an issue with them
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  • mathewbuer
    thanks guys for the response's. if I wanted to go down the cloud route. I've got my own servers but is there specific software id need to use to do this ? I'm still looking at the DNSMadeEasy option.
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  • cPanelMichael
    if I wanted to go down the cloud route. I've got my own servers but is there specific software id need to use to do this ?

    Hello, It's likely a good idea to consult with individual providers to see how their failover solutions work. This would be third-party software, as cPanel does not support this with any included options. Thank you.
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  • dalem
    as Michael pointed out cpanel does not natively support this so its going to be a custom setup and will likely not protect you from a Network failure which is what you are looking for.
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