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Create Nameserver

Publishes the A and NS records that make this server answer as {{ ns1 }} and {{ ns2 }}.

This page cannot finish the job on its own. Registering glue records — the entries that tell the .net registry which IP address {{ ns1 }} and {{ ns2 }} live at — can only be done in the control panel of the registrar that holds {{ ns1|cut:"ns1." }}. CloudPanel has no access to the registrar, so until you add the glue records there by hand, no domain delegated to these nameservers will resolve.

Nameserver configuration

{% if not isAdmin %}

Only a server administrator can write these records. The values below are shown so you can pass them to your registrar.

{% endif %}

Both hostnames resolve to this address. It must be the public IPv4 address of this server.

{% if isAdmin %} {% endif %}

and now resolve to in zone .

Give this to your registrar

Host nameRecordIPv4 address
{{ ns1 }} Glue / A {{ serverIP }}
{{ ns2 }} Glue / A {{ serverIP }}

What you still have to do by hand

  1. Sign in to the registrar that holds {{ ns1|cut:"ns1." }}.
  2. Find the section called Register a nameserver, Private nameservers, Host records or Glue records — the name varies by registrar.
  3. Register {{ ns1 }} and {{ ns2 }}, both pointing at {{ serverIP }}.
  4. For every customer domain, set its nameservers to {{ ns1 }} and {{ ns2 }}.
  5. Allow up to 48 hours for the registry to publish the change, then confirm it from the record editor's propagation check.
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