<![CDATA[AdminsForum - CyberPanel]]> https://adminsforum.com/ Thu, 15 Oct 2026 05:18:23 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[CyberPanel: emails going to spam - which DNS records do I need?]]> https://adminsforum.com/Thread-question-cyberpanel-emails-going-to-spam-which-dns-records-do-i-need Wed, 07 Oct 2026 10:03:32 +0800 JAY]]> https://adminsforum.com/Thread-question-cyberpanel-emails-going-to-spam-which-dns-records-do-i-need
Short answer for anyone finding this later: deliverability depends mostly on DNS and your server's reputation, not the panel. Check these in order:

  1. SPF: a TXT record on your domain listing who may send mail for it, e.g. v=spf1 a mx ip4:YOUR.SERVER.IP ~all
  2. DKIM: generate a key in CyberPanel (Email, DKIM Manager) and add the TXT record it shows to your DNS.
  3. DMARC: start with a monitoring policy, e.g. a TXT record at _dmarc.example.com with v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:you@example.com
  4. Reverse DNS (PTR): set it at your VPS provider so your server IP resolves back to your mail hostname (e.g. mail.example.com). Many providers block port 25 or PTR changes until you ask support.
  5. Hostname: the server hostname should match the PTR and have an A record.
  6. Blacklists: check your IP on a blacklist lookup site. A recycled VPS IP may already be listed.

Then send a test to a mail-testing service to see a score and exactly what's missing. Post your results here if you're still stuck (hide your real domain if you prefer).]]>
Short answer for anyone finding this later: deliverability depends mostly on DNS and your server's reputation, not the panel. Check these in order:

  1. SPF: a TXT record on your domain listing who may send mail for it, e.g. v=spf1 a mx ip4:YOUR.SERVER.IP ~all
  2. DKIM: generate a key in CyberPanel (Email, DKIM Manager) and add the TXT record it shows to your DNS.
  3. DMARC: start with a monitoring policy, e.g. a TXT record at _dmarc.example.com with v=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:you@example.com
  4. Reverse DNS (PTR): set it at your VPS provider so your server IP resolves back to your mail hostname (e.g. mail.example.com). Many providers block port 25 or PTR changes until you ask support.
  5. Hostname: the server hostname should match the PTR and have an A record.
  6. Blacklists: check your IP on a blacklist lookup site. A recycled VPS IP may already be listed.

Then send a test to a mail-testing service to see a score and exactly what's missing. Post your results here if you're still stuck (hide your real domain if you prefer).]]> <![CDATA[What is CyberPanel? OpenLiteSpeed hosting made simple]]> https://adminsforum.com/Thread-guide-what-is-cyberpanel-openlitespeed-hosting-made-simple Wed, 07 Oct 2026 10:03:32 +0800 JAY]]> https://adminsforum.com/Thread-guide-what-is-cyberpanel-openlitespeed-hosting-made-simple What is CyberPanel?

CyberPanel is a free, open-source hosting control panel built around OpenLiteSpeed, the open-source edition of the LiteSpeed web server. It can also run LiteSpeed Enterprise if you have a licence. Its big selling point is speed, especially for WordPress, thanks to LiteSpeed's built-in page cache (LSCache).

Main features
  • Websites: add domains and child domains, choose PHP (LSPHP) versions, one-click WordPress with LSCache.
  • Free SSL: Let's Encrypt for sites, mail and the panel itself.
  • Email: Postfix and Dovecot, webmail, and DKIM.
  • DNS: built-in PowerDNS, so the server can host its own zones.
  • Databases, FTP, file manager, backups, plus a Docker manager and a firewall.
  • Multi-user: packages and reseller accounts if you host for clients.

Good to know
  • The panel runs on port 8090 by default: https://your-server-ip:8090
  • Install it on a clean supported OS (recent Ubuntu LTS or AlmaLinux releases). Check the official docs for the current list before installing.
  • OpenLiteSpeed reads Apache-style .htaccess rewrites, but changes to .htaccess need a server restart or graceful reload to take effect.

If you run WordPress sites and want a fast, free stack with email and DNS in one place, CyberPanel is a strong choice.]]> What is CyberPanel?

CyberPanel is a free, open-source hosting control panel built around OpenLiteSpeed, the open-source edition of the LiteSpeed web server. It can also run LiteSpeed Enterprise if you have a licence. Its big selling point is speed, especially for WordPress, thanks to LiteSpeed's built-in page cache (LSCache).

Main features
  • Websites: add domains and child domains, choose PHP (LSPHP) versions, one-click WordPress with LSCache.
  • Free SSL: Let's Encrypt for sites, mail and the panel itself.
  • Email: Postfix and Dovecot, webmail, and DKIM.
  • DNS: built-in PowerDNS, so the server can host its own zones.
  • Databases, FTP, file manager, backups, plus a Docker manager and a firewall.
  • Multi-user: packages and reseller accounts if you host for clients.

Good to know
  • The panel runs on port 8090 by default: https://your-server-ip:8090
  • Install it on a clean supported OS (recent Ubuntu LTS or AlmaLinux releases). Check the official docs for the current list before installing.
  • OpenLiteSpeed reads Apache-style .htaccess rewrites, but changes to .htaccess need a server restart or graceful reload to take effect.

If you run WordPress sites and want a fast, free stack with email and DNS in one place, CyberPanel is a strong choice.]]>