By nicovancamp
I have a question about the following tutorial: https://www.digitalocean.com/community/articles/how-to-setup-dns-slave-auto-configuration-using-virtualmin-webmin-on-ubuntu
More specific about the following part:
“You have to create Address records to have server1.example.com and server2.example.com as your server hostnames. Click on Show in the DNS section next to your domain. Click on Add a new A record and enter server1 in the Name field and 198.199.103.8 in the IP address field. Do this for server2 as well.”
Im not sure if I should use the IP-address of server1 or server2 for server2.example.com? So should it be like this: Hostname: server1.example.com IP-address server1 Hostname: server2.example.com IP-address server2 or like this: Hostname: server1.example.com IP-address server1 Hostname: server2.example.com IP-address server1
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