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Status | |status|
Netmask | |netmask|
Reseller | |reseller|
User(s) | |value|
Nameserver | |ns|

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|LINKED_IPS|
The main purpose for this feature is to link LAN IPs to external IPs,
and/or to link IPv6 IPs to IPv4 IPs.
LAN: View the details of the external IP. Link the internal IP to the external IP.
Only select Apache, do not select DNS. Add Users to external IP
IPv6: View the details of the IPv4 IP. Link the IPv6 to the IPv4. Check both DNS and Apache.
Adding a linked IP to the current IP will add the linked IP to the areas where current IP exists.
Linking an IP with dns will duplicate the A/AAAA records for the current IP with the linked IP.
Linking an IP with apache will add the linked IP into the VirtualHost with the current IP.
This feature is independant of the Multi-IP system, but they can be used together.
For example a User can have 2 IPs with the Multi-IP system, and each of those IPs can have linked IPs.
Links are not recursive, so you don't need to worry about infinite loops.
The "Apply to existing Domains" option will trigger the httpd.conf rewrites and insert A/AAAA records into the local dns zones.
Disabling this checkbox won't touch the dns or httpd.conf files, but future httpd.cont rewrites will have the linked IP added.
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