That's use_robust_dns. Introduced based upon DnsPerf metrics and the overwhelming fact that a lot of mom and pop DNS servers are remarkably unreliable. That unreliability translates into installer err

Still no response to the grep and installation appears to be looping. I'll see if I can start again but only willing to 'waste' just a little more time on this.

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

48.11 Mbit/s 34.726 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 49.78 Mbit/s 48.25 Mbit/s 23.724 ms Germany, Munich (InterNetX) 48.35 Mbit/s 48.69 Mbit/s 12.236 ms Denmark, Copen

OpenDNS worked better than Google, too.

* ACMEv2 support. Includes wildcard DNS provided you've connected apnscp to one of 6 supported DNS providers.

48.11 Mbit/s 34.726 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 49.78 Mbit/s 48.25 Mbit/s 23.724 ms Germany, Munich (InterNetX) 48.35 Mbit/s 48.69 Mbit/s 12.236 ms Denmark, Copen

I had issues running netboot.xyz, changing DNS (e.g. 1.1.1.1 to 9.9.9.9) worked for me on a per instance basis.

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-Reverse DNS for IPv4 and IPv6

* DNS, subdomains

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Alternatively, depending on what needs to be migrated, you could treat the new VPS as a fresh install of Centmin/WordPress, change DNS and import your content using WordPress Importer

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So it would be like creating a back up for WordPress+ installation of centos7 on the new server+changing DNS con cloudflare? That s all?

Build the same environment on the new VPS, backup website files and database files and copy them to the new VPS, and change DNS...

* DNS Clustering (ns1 & ns2 instead of nsx-location)

What my server usage won’t be same yours. User A needs a vps optimized for Wordpress, user B needs a vps for DNS hosting, user C uses his VPs for file storage and so on.

Free Cpanel Providers: some of them want you setup DNS nameservers first. And the Domain Registar in Brazil wants the same: you need to setup DNS in your server provider before you register the DNS na