If you host websites on your account and have a standalone DNS server acting as a primary (master) name server for your sites, you may want to set up the DNS server to function as a secondary (slave) name server.
To make the DNS server act as a secondary name server:
- Go to Websites & Domains and click the domain name whose DNS settings you want to manage.
- Click DNS Settings.
- Click Master/Slave to switch DNS server mode.
- Click Add Record.
1. Specify the IP address of the primary (master) DNS server.
2. Click OK, and then click Update.
3. Repeat steps from 2 to 6 for each website that needs to have a secondary name server on your server.
To make the DNS server act as a primary back:
- Go to Websites & Domains and click the domain name whose DNS settings you want to manage.
- Click DNS Settings.
- Click Master/Slave to switch DNS server mode.
The original resource records for the zone will be restored.
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