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How to Setup rDNS in Virtualizor?

by | Feb 16, 2024

How to setup rDNS in Virtualizor? Let’s see the details in the article. Bobcares, as a part of our Virtualizor Support offers solutions to every query that comes our way.

How to Set up rDNS in Virtualizor?

The process of mapping an IP address to a domain name is called reverse DNS, or rDNS. This is helpful when we add a server’s IP address to a whitelist for a service that needs a domain name. Most web hosting packages by web hosting companies include rDNS control. We can run the below steps to set up rDNS for the server if we’re using Virtualizor:

how to setup rdns in virtualizor

1. Initially, choose the server we wish to use by logging into the Virtualizor control panel.

2. Then, select the “Reverse DNS” option after clicking the “Network” tab.

3. Now, click the “Add” button after entering the intended domain name in the “Domain Name” field.

4. That is all there is to it! It will take a few minutes for the rDNS entry to propagate after creation.

Endusers can also enter the reverse DNS for their IP address from the Enduser Panel after adding the RDNS Zone from the Admin Panel. We can use the following choices under Admin Panel > Configuration > Master Settings -> Enable RDNS in order to regulate the RDNS management option for the Enduser panel. End user can only able to manage the RDNS entries after selecting the Auto Add rDNS Zone option. A new zone entry will also be made for the PTR record added if there isn’t already one.

Benefits of Setting up rDNS in Virtualizor

1. We can increase the chance that the emails will be received by recipients in their inboxes rather than being regarded as possible spam by setting up the rDNS records correctly.

2. The server’s IP address can gain respect if its rDNS is set up correctly.

3. Network repairs can be made simpler by having precise rDNS data.

4. A correctly set rDNS can assist in locating possibly harmful behaviour.

5. The server infrastructure will look more professional if we have correct reverse DNS records.

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Conclusion

In conclusion, rDNS usage in Virtualizor adds to improved email delivery and network security in addition to ensuring a dependable and efficient server environment.

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