PS: opening a dynamic dns server something like that won't work since my ISP gave me private

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$ ping6 dns.he.netPING dns.he.net(dns.he.net (2001:470:0:149::2)) 56 data bytes^C--- dns.he.net ping statistics ---17 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 15999ms

https://dnsmap.io/articles/most-popular-dns-servers

0.67 Mbit/s 42.256 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 152.21 Mbit/s 1.21 Mbit/s 37.003 ms Spain, Madrid (MasMovil) 275.05 Mbit/s 37.33 Mbit/s 61.450 ms Italy, Rome (Unida

Major public DNS providers have anycast network, so that requests can go to many different locations.

looks good. i have seen something similar in other page https://public-dns.info/

url: https://RePublicDNS.com

atm you have no A DNS entry for domain.

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* DNS propagation takes as much as 7 days, you know.

Btw yes the DNS is done for the Googlebot: https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/dig/#NS/

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It can't be a DNS/IP/etc issue as I can do a Google PageSpeed test on the site mentioned above, so google can connect to it.

DNS change takes time to penetrate.

It might be a DNS problem.

No error code or anything, just nothing works. It's a totally new domain so it has never been working before and stopped working. DNS is fully propagated though.

DHCP assigns the IPv4 address, gateway, and DNS that match the assigned address in the Hosthatch control panel. Networking works for up to 10 min after boot, then completely dies. This is a fresh in