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Trying to setup NameServer to listen for DNS queries on two IPs

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) Have you tried querying the IP address itself instead of NS2, to verify if it responds? Thank you.
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  • RangerRik1
    Yes--same result, no response. Any help is much appreciated!
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  • lldeepakll
    Hi, Make sure that 2nd IP is active/online or not. Just check by pinging both the IPs from your local system. Thanks
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  • RangerRik1
    I have a virtual cloud server with IX Web Hosting... Cent/OS and added a designated second IP to the server using IX provisioning process and WHM --> Server Configuration --> Basic cPanel & WHM Setup. I am testing it from my home ISP connection. I have noticed first IP pings but second does not. I am doing my nslookup and ping tests from my pc/laptop at home. The server is responding to DNS queries on the first/original IP but not on the new/second IP. It's like the second ip isn't assigned to the server/right services -or- is being blocked? Was hoping I could get some help here before having to purchase support with IX... I can't seem to find any DOCS on the web that are helping... I will SSH/putty into the server and try to ping the second ip from the server itself...??? When I remote into the server (SSH/putty) - I CAN SUCCESSFULLY ping both the first and second IPs... Any clues???
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  • lldeepakll
    I have noticed first IP pings but second does not

    So the second IP is not pinging. Have you added the IP using option "Home " IP Functions " Add a New IP Address" in WHM ? If not then add the IP using this method and if IP is already there then try remove and re-add the IP. Also make sure that you are giving correct subnet mask. If the IP still not ping then try restarting the ipaliases service using following command. /etc/init.d/ipaliases restart If still same problem, you can try restarting the network and ipaliases services. Assuming you have console access to vps (Just for safe side) in case the network service get stucks due to some reason. /etc/init.d/network restart /etc/init.d/ipaliases restart Thanks
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  • RangerRik1
    I removed and re-added the ip address. Still can't ping. Provisioning panel said to add ip with /32 so I used subnet mask 255.255.255.255 - is that correct? I restarted the entire server too ... still can't ping.
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  • cPanelMichael
    I restarted the entire server too ... still can't ping.

    Hello :) I suggest consulting with your data center or hosting provider if the IP address fails to respond. It's possible there's a networking issue they will need to address. Thank you.
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