Is it possible for a domain name to point to 2 (or more) different name-server? For example, here I have a domain name testdomain.net
, and I want to point it to
- ns65.domaincontrol.com (GoDaddy Name-server)
- ns66.domaincontrol.com (GoDaddy Name-server)
- eva.ns.cloudflare.com (CloudFlare Name-server)
- igor.ns.cloudflare.com (CloudFlare Name-server)
On the GoDaddy, the records aren't going to be the same as the records on the CloudFlare so this setup is not for HA purpose. The reason is that: I switched to CloudFlare 2 days ago and I noticed that when I tried to open a website hosted on my server on the non-standard port (e.g., I have OwnCloud on port 3387), I couldn't access it unless I switched back to GoDaddy name-server.
Ideally, records on the CloudFlare name-server will point to service(s) on standard port...
A blog.testdomain.net 192.0.0.1
with the vHost file mapping that domain to a web-standard port, the 80
. While on the GoDaddy name-server...
A owncloud.testdomain.net 192.0.0.2
... with the vHost file mapping that domain to a non-standard port, the 3387
.
Could this be done that way?