Beiträge von llehirgen

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I think that the Garantierter Neustart option in your panel corresponds to the Powercycle option in the English version of the Panel. Thanks!

And what would you suggest on the information in the Server Control Panel about the new KVM version available and the suggestion to do a power cycle to activate it? I would appreciate any advice on this matter since I have never encountered this message before. Is a power cycle a safe operation?

Zitat von DerRené

Make sure you do a full poweroff, not only a restart. Otherwise the host machine will not recognize correctly your reboot.

I was convinced there was also a restart (ACPI) button... Memory jokes

What about the new KVM version available?

Hi,

My Server Control Panel says: New KVM Version available! Please power cycle this instance to activate new improvements.

Is it a safe operation I can make without data loss or other inconveniences?

Also, how can I restart my server? I remember that there was a restart button in the control section of my SCP, but now I cannot find it.

Thank you @H6G ,

I have a 320 GB SAS drive: is fstrim useful also for SAS drives?

Thank you vmk ,

I wonder how often this process is required. It is only 2 weeks I purchased this root server.

Goodmorning,

today when I logged in the Server Control Panel I was welcomed with the following warning: A storage optimization is necessary. This process can be started under "Media".

What is Storage Optimization? Is it a safe process?

Goodmorning,

today I found my server started with uptime 1 hour 30 minutes, while I am sure it was shut down days ago.

Should I be worried or the server powers on automatically after a certain period of time?

Goodmorning to everybody,

I would like to change the hostname of my root server with 'ubuntu-18.04' instead of 'v3303002220685104720' .

Since I purchased a domain (say fireworks.com), my fqdn would be ubuntu-18.04.fireworks.com

Am I also required to change accordingly the rDNS of the IPv4 in the Network section of the Server Control Panel?

Goodmorning to all of you,

While I was editing my DNS zone, I realized that only 9 DNS records are accepted. However I need 10 of them.

Why is it not possible to create more than 9 records?

Do you have the same restraint or the limit of records can be somehow extended?

Thanks H6G ,

if that address is part of the subnet, I can considered closed this issue and I will use that address in my DNS zone.

Zitat von timkoop

The IP you mentioned is out of this subnet.

So, why that IP is reported in my netplan configuration?

I suppose I am not allowed to use it if it is out of that subnet.

I think my server is already configured to use an IPv6 adress, as indicated by my netplan configuration:

root@XXX:/etc/netplan# cat ./50-cloud-init.yaml
network:
    version: 2
    renderer: networkd
    ethernets:
        eth0:
            addresses:
            - 4.241.127.58/22
            - 3a03:3000:30:66:2244:fall:le96:5012/64
            gateway4: X.XXX.XXX.X
            gateway6: le60::1
            match:
                macaddress: XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
            nameservers:
                addresses:
                - XX.XX.XXX.XXX
                - XX.XX.XX.XXX
                - XXXX:XXXX:X:X::XXXX

Is my server's IPv6 address 3a03:3000:30:66:2244:fall:le96:5012?

In my control panel, my IPv6 addresses are: 3a03:3000:30:66::/64

NOTE: I avoided to use my real IP addresses

My Linux distribution is Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

I apologize but I am not familiar with IPv6 addresses: why I have more than one IPv6 address?

So if I pick one address of the indicated subnet, I suppose have to add this address in /etc/hosts: is that the only configuration I am required to do on my server side? I wonder if I can omit my IPv6 address in my DNS zone.

Good evening,

I am struggling to create a valid dns zone.

When I added 2 A records for hosts @ and * using as destination my IPv6 address (as suggested me in a previous thread), that address, which is in the form 3a03:3000:30:66::/64, was rejected with the following warning:

Error:

Entry invalid: * AAAA 0 3a03:3000:30:66::/64 No valid IPv6 address specified. Entry invalid: @ AAAA 0 3a03:3000:30:66::/64 No valid IPv6 address specified.

Why is that? Where is the mistake?

NOTE: I did not want to report my true IPv6 address, so I changed some numbers

timkoop , Thank you for your support.

What happens if a leave as host the whole mail._domainkey.example.com, instead of mail._domainkey, and _dmarc.example.com in place of _dmarc?

Then, as far as the DKIM record for mail._domainkey.example.com is concerned, the host is only mail.domainkey?

And the SPF record for example.com should have as host the special character @?

Good morning to everybody.

I need to add DKIM, SPF, TXT and DMARK records to my DNS zone.

I am required to do this in order to send transactional emails via sendinblue from my web application.

For instance, my DMARC record for "_dmarc.example.com" is:

v=DMARC1; p=none; sp=none; rua=mailto:dmarc@mailinblue.com!10m; ruf=mailto:dmarc@mailinblue.com!10m; rf=afrf; pct=100; ri=86400

Could you please suggest me how to do it?

The DNS zone has 4 sections: Host, Type, MX and Destination.

As far as I have understood, these sections has to be filled in as follows:

Host: _dmarc.example.com

Type: TXT

Destination: v=DMARC1; p=none; sp=none; rua=mailto:dmarc@mailinblue.com!10m; ruf=mailto:dmarc@mailinblue.com!10m; rf=afrf; pct=100; ri=86400

Is that correct?