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I have an Ubuntu 18.04 droplet being used as a web host for a shared hosting setup. I need to set up a Reverse DNS record for the Web Host as outgoing emails from the hosted sites are being rejected by recipients as the server does not have Reverse DNS setup.
Unfortunately, I did not name the droplet with a FQDN, just a descriptive name: should I do this? If so, I cannot see how to name/rename the Droplet in the Digital Ocean Control Panel.
Also the DNS for the Host Servers domain is not located in Digital Ocean, but in a third party DNS hosting service, and I don’t really want to move it.
So, how do I set up a Reverse DNS record under these circumstances?
Thanks!
jeffs
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accesstrax
Dwight Trumbower
admin
yimprogramming
samunyi90
1d6ce141ab5444dfb1ea2dd29cf4b1
Matt Fricker
joel9b158e40551b15093f213f
EmilJacobs