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You dont need "smart dns", browsers will automatically pick the DNS record that works if one of them doesn't.

Step three: use a smart DNS service like "Azure Traffic Manager" and add the IPs and ports of both machines to your domain name. Azure Traffic Manager will monitor your servers autom

* PTR/rDNS Supported

The DNS servers are cluster wide so there's no need to do any trickery with those.

The easiest part is DNS - you don't even need multiple control panels on different servers, syncing multiple slaves from a single master may be as simple as plain AXFR.

I have a DNS zone on a server running DirectAdmin & CloudLinux

If works, change DNS to 1.1.1.1 and you have internet

* DNS Configuration.

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Strange that RDP is working while websites do not, most likely it is DNS misconfiguration as others said.

I would check DNS and set them to 1.1.1.1 1.0.0.1 as most likely this is the issue

Secondly, Features are very Basic(create user,reseller user, allowcate storage, and file manager, dns, email, multiple sites, nice dashboard), and It's enough for me.

But now I'm going to update my NSD tutorial and since I have real stuff running on lowend.party I don't want to disturb its DNS, so...another domain for tutorials is needed.

You are thinking about GeoDNS (Geographical Domain Name System)

Geo DNS.

what is it called when a dns server returns you a different IP based on the location where you're querying it from?

Mail baby will pass along headers like dkim, as well as the entire message as is and any headers added will not break the dkim signature. This has been tested under postfix (like plesk/mailcow) and ex

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