Never seen a host go as far as blocking external DNS server before.

Means I can't use Google DNS as fallback, but I wish to.

I had google DNS in my /etc/resolv.conf and changed nameservers to theirs, after what got the network "stable".

how to change the dns records?

You could be pretty lazy on load balancing and just use round-robin DNS so users will randomly hit either web-server depending on what the DNS Server responds to them with.

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setup your DKIM, SPF, SRV records in your DNS management account of your domain hosting company. Set your mx recrods to full name of server hosting your mail server. check your setting in intodns or m

-Customized reverse DNS

Patiently waiting on AWS verifying my DNS records, takes ages man.

Mail, DNS, SSL w/ LetsEncrypt intergrated too, Firewall, Modsecurity, possible to use apache .htaccess rules, MariaDB, Wordpress auto installer, one of the best wordpress caching plugins for free (lsc

they dont offer all-in-one package such as DNS/email server out of the box. $15/mo is almost the same pricing as the full-fledge cPanel vps but I’m actually trying to figure out a complete rock solid

2) DNS (Pick one)

As you have now tried different options for sending your eMails from your new setup have you checked your DNS Zone file just to make sure that you have not got an SPF record still pointing to the old

First important thing: Don't get fooled or even disillusioned by oh so many things one SEEMS to need to know (DNS, managing zone files or rdns, sFTP, SSL, Dovecot, exim, pop3/imap, Git, Nodejs, Ruby,

what should I do with other services such as DNS, managing zone files or rdns, IPv4/v6 management, sFTP, SSL, Dovecot, exim, pop3/imap, Git, Nodejs, Ruby, Perl, Python, firewalls, virtual host, playi

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do you disable ipv6? you cannot set reverse dns for ipv6 so it's been an issue with google.

fee" investment. I do agree that DNS/Email are complex fields. Can you tell me what do you mean by "mainstream stuff" - did you mean CloudLinux+KernelCare? You're on point

Hosting your own DNS servers is easy but I would suggest initially starting off with external DNS servers (from your registrar or free services) since DNS is critical for proper operation and I think