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SPF, DKIM, forward confirmed reverse DNS, not using a spammy network. That'll solve most of it. Usually. Sometimes.

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DNS issue:

a) When queried by LE responded to an older location (or perhaps geodns etc) which served its own ACME challenge response (invalid) and hence LE rejected the order; or

Yup. It was never really opened, just a short window with an available beta opening. Still adding in IPv6 support and finalizing some details on the DNS front, and trying to time it's public opening w

running command in Ubuntu except update change dns get a ssl that panel menu do it for u as u wish from letsencrypt or cloudflare. Be cool little sisters. If wanna have a masterpiece datacenter acoun

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Yes, looking for cheap server to add to my DNS cluster. The main requirement: reliability. Just keep the damn box online. Resource usage will be minimal.

In theory, one can link the user's home IPv4 with a specific server, this is how NextDNS identifies the user from a barebone plain DNS query if the user's device doesn't have IPv6/encrypted DNS suppor

Highly recommend https://coredns.io/

I use this -> https://github.com/operasoftware/dns-ui

Actually, I will go with HestiaCP. It is very lightweight panel and has dns clusterring.

https://dns.name.ovh

I'am looking for self-hosted solution for DNS.

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