Hi @sonuyos

That would defeat the purpose of having multiple name servers, since everything would be proxied through server2, so if that went down, then nothing would work.
And you shouldn’t look at name servers as parent-child, but more as master-master, since they should be able to run by themselves with or without any of the others.

If you’re just looking for branded look, then you could use DigitalOcean’s name servers instead of setting up your own servers:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-create-vanity-or-branded-nameservers-with-digitalocean-cloud-servers

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