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Also I couldn't find where to change the reverse DNS record of my IP address. Let me know if you find it.

All you need is a /24 or bigger to automate in SolusVM or smaller use Module Garden DNS Manager and setup DNS servers and ask DC/LSN to delegate name-servers to automate within WHMCS. Shouldn't really

Nope, just that delegation of DNS isn't offered by this provider so it really took some work to get it working just to make peoples' lives easier (Image)

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within Limestone Networks to offer reverse DNS setup without having to log a ticket for it.

Works when I do a manual DNS query to Google nameservers and go direct to the IP. DNS propagation is a bitch.

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@HalfEatenPie Some good notes here. I don't know what to make of your statement that Debian takes longer to clear packages. Do you think that's because they are more secure? As it is I wait long enoug

I have few 32MB ones running CentOS 6 and Debian 6 for DNS and backup, all are 32bits and OpenVZ.

http://bgp.he.net/dns/online.net

I bought my BlueVM vps almost a month ago and just completed migrating the files from my old service provider. And unfortunately, the downtime happened at the same time I updated the DNS to point to t

issue #1: your website and ns1. nameserver have the same IP. Don't put your dns servers on the same server (or in the same datacenter) as your website

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1 Domain DNS Entry

It should have the basics, email, dns, etc.

- the VM is unmanaged, the customer is responsible for all aspects of managing their VM server, including patching, installing and maintaining applications, firewalling and DNS.

This is what i do not know how to achieve.. I'm not familiar with rage4 DNS... Can their DNS respond with different A record depending on the source of the query?. .If that is the case... it would be

Host your DNS elsewhere; it saves you a good few headaches. Rage4 is great for this sort of thing. They've got anycasted nameservers spread the world over.

@jarland : I do not know why no one really wants to write a simple panel. Apache, PHP, DNS,Email, Database, and thats it. Very simple one ! They all grow large and large making it complex for people t