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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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There's a full guide on how to properly manually configure DKIM in DNS on YouTube (too tired to search for the link writing this from bed) but it should resolve your issue

Besides, try to browse these sites from another fresh browser or from incognito mode. If you don't see any ads, it's possible the DNS you're using has an ad blocker feature. For example, Adguard DNS c

Compare the web-UI of Cloudflare DNS to HE's DNS.. One looks pretty but takes a lot of 'clicks' to get something done.. The other looks lame but is easy and efficient to get anything done.

dns-nameservers 8.8.8.8 1.1.1.1

What you could do, i guess, would be to build some kind of smallish router but given the routing wouldn't happen on the machine itself you'd loose the possibility to route by process or user as the ro

* PTR/rDNS Supported

I think you also need to configure a DMARC policy in DNS, which can be 'none', then SPF alone might work for some of the services implementing these new rules.

* Ensure that sending domains or IPs have valid forward and reverse DNS records, also referred to as PTR records. Learn more

I've never paid anything for their DNS when I used to use it.

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