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Oh, ok. I see. Thank you, Mazdajai! =)<br />
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Father bless&lt;&gt;&lt;
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Oh, ok. I see. Thank you, Mazdajai! =)

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I want to delete and remove a domain associated with my VPS via WHM cPanel. <br />
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There is an additional option in the Home-&gt;Account Functions-&gt;Terminate an Account checkbox stating:<br />
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Keep DNS Zone (necessary if removing an account because you have already moved it to a different server in the same DNS cluster)<br />
<br />
What do they mean by &quot;same DNS cluster&quot;? I guess I don't have to have it checked since I haven't moved it to a different server, correct?<br />
<br />
Thank you,<br />
Victor
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Hi,

I want to delete and remove a domain associated with my VPS via WHM cPanel. 

There is an additional option in the Home->Account Functions->Terminate an Account checkbox stating:

Keep DNS Zone (necessary if removing an account because you have already moved it to a different server in the same DNS cluster)

What do they mean by "same DNS cluster"? I guess I don't have to have it checked since I haven't moved it to a different server, correct?

Thank you,
Victor

remove domain from WHM cPanel

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