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Hi, Did this ever work…
“The vanity nameserver setup allows you to have DNS servers using your domain while making use of the DigitalOcean DNS system. If you wish to manage your DNS zones from ISPConfig you will instead want to point ns1.yourdomain.com (and ns2) to your droplet’s IP address and remove the ns3 record all together. Ideally you would point each of these to a separate DNS server to provide redundancy but this is not possible with a single server configuration.”
Thanks…
The vanity nameserver setup allows you to have DNS servers using your domain while making use of the DigitalOcean DNS system. If you wish to manage your DNS zones from ISPConfig you will instead want to point ns1.yourdomain.com (and ns2) to your droplet’s IP address and remove the ns3 record all together. Ideally you would point each of these to a separate DNS server to provide redundancy but this is not possible with a single server configuration.
So the ideal solution would be to setup a secondary DNS server on a second droplet. OK.
Can a floating IP be utilized in the meantime? Or what would happen if I setup NS4 and NS5 to point to my current droplet and erase all records in the DO DNS Manager. Just throwing it out there.
Thanks