Most administrators use this setting on their DNS profile servers.
Standalone - Servers with a Standalone DNS role receive changes from zones with newer serials (modified timestamps) but will not send signals to modify other servers. You can choose from the following settings: 
Typical dns setup cpanel whm update#
To update your server to use PowerDNS, click the Upgrade link. This message notifies you that you must update your server to use PowerDNS if you wish to use DNSSEC clustering.
If your server doesn’t run PowerDNS, this column displays a warning message instead of the cPanel & WHM version. The version of cPanel & WHM that the server currently runs, and an icon that indicates the server’s status. The type of server: cPanel, SoftLayer, or VPS.NET. Typically, this is either root or the username of a reseller account. The WHM username that you used when you configured this server in the DNS cluster. The Servers in your DNS cluster table displays the following information about each server in your DNS cluster: Column This section allows you to view, add, and delete servers from your DNS cluster. Resellers can only change a DNS server’s role to the Synchronize or Write-only settings if the root user adds that server to the DNS cluster. In the statements above, username represents the reseller user. The Failure threshold for cluster members setting allows you to specify the number of dnsadmin commands that may fail before WHM disables an unresponsive DNS cluster member. To disable DNS clustering, click Disable DNS clustering. To enable DNS clustering, click Enable DNS clustering. To enable or disable DNS clustering, perform one of the following actions: You can also use this section to configure the Failure threshold for cluster members setting. This section of the interface allows you to enable and disable DNS clustering. Before adding custom DNS servers or changing existing cluster members, select the root setting from the Managing DNS Cluster as: menu. To modify DNS cluster settings, select whether to manage your DNS clusters as the root user or as a reseller from the Managing DNS Cluster as: menu. Users with this ACL can also make changes to existing cluster members. Users who possess the All ACL privilege can add their own custom DNS servers to a cluster. For more information about DNS cluster-related ACLs, read our Edit Reseller Nameservers and Privileges documentation. Resellers must possess the DNS Clustering Account Creation Limit (ACL) privilege to view the DNS Clustering section of this interface.
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