DNS Jobs

I need to move my live WordPress site from an overcrowded shared-hosting plan to a new VPS that will be managed with cPanel. The goal is a smooth cut-over with no noticeable downtime and a fully working site and email service on the new server. The job covers the entire migration process: copying all WordPress files, MySQL databases, SSL certificates, and every email account and message currently stored on the old host. Once everything is in place, DNS records must be updated and propagation monitored so visitors and mail flow switch cleanly to the VPS. After the switch, please verify that the website loads correctly, log-ins work, media links are intact, and email can send/receive without errors. For peace of mind I also want basic hardening on the VPS—firewall rules, SSH tweaks, ...

We are looking for an experienced digital marketing and SEO professional to improve our website performance, optimize social media presence, and position our brand at the top of local market searches on Google and AI-powered search platforms.

I need help taking a personal blog completely offline. I have full legal authorization to do so and can supply server credentials, domain registrar access, and proof of ownership on request. The goal is simple: once you are done, the blog’s URL should no longer resolve to any public-facing content. How you accomplish that—whether by disabling the CMS from the hosting control panel, removing all files, updating DNS, or coordinating a formal takedown with the web-hosting provider—can be decided after you review the setup and advise on the cleanest route. Please outline the steps you would follow, a realistic timeline, and anything you need from me up front. I will confirm completion once the site is unreachable from a standard browser and search engine caches start return...

My cPanel-hosted domain is being blocked by Gmail with a 550-5.7.26 “authentication required” bounce. I have full DNS-zone access and need an expert to diagnose and correct the records so every check passes. Here are the exact protocols that must be fixed: • SPF • DKIM • DMARC Scope of work • Audit current DNS entries in cPanel/WHM and at the registrar. • Create or adjust the TXT/CNAME records for the items above, ensuring proper alignment. • Propagate changes and run live tests (e.g., Google Postmaster Tools, MXToolbox) until Gmail accepts the messages. • Provide a short hand-over note explaining what was changed and why. Acceptance criteria A test email from my domain must reach a Gmail inbox without errors, showing &ldqu...

I have a fresh, self-managed Hostinger CloudPanel server standing by and need my WordPress sites live before the day ends. The scope is clear: • Setting up the server – CloudPanel configuration, DNS records, SSL (Let’s Encrypt), PHP/NGINX tweaks, and any essentials for a stable WordPress stack. • Migrating the site – full file and database transfer, wp-config edits, domain pointing, plus final checks so pages, wp-admin, and plugins load flawlessly over HTTPS. Both tasks—“Migrating the site” and “Setting up the server”—are mandatory and time-sensitive. I’ll give you current host credentials and domain registrar access as soon as we start. Wrap-up is simply a short change log and confirmation that everything runs error...

I need a complete, self-hosted email solution for a small business that I’ll be running on a Linux server (Ubuntu or CentOS—whichever you feel is best for the chosen stack). The key objective is to move away from third-party providers and gain full control over our mail, security, and data compliance. The specific mail-transfer agent is still open: Postfix, Exim, Mailcow or another proven alternative can be used, as long as the end result is stable, secure, and straightforward to maintain. What I expect from you: • A production-ready mail server configured with SMTP, IMAP/POP3, spam and virus filtering, DKIM, SPF, DMARC, and valid SSL/TLS certificates. • Simple webmail access and clear instructions so that I can add domains, users, and aliases without touching...

Anyone that can get approval for AWS SMTP

I have a completed service-based business site that still isn’t publicly reachable without triggering that dreaded red security screen. I need clear, hands-on guidance to get it hosted properly and to keep it live 24/7. Here’s what the engagement should cover: • Analyse my current site files and domain status. • Recommend a reliable hosting plan (or work with the one I pick later) and walk me through the exact steps to deploy. • Configure DNS, SSL and any security headers so the browser shows a clean green lock instead of a warning page. • Double-check each page once it is live, making sure the essential business information—services overview, contact details, basic privacy/legal text—is visible and renders correctly on desktop and mobil...

My domain’s mailbox on cPanel (accessed through Roundcube and standard IMAP/SMTP) has gone silent—nothing goes out and nothing comes in. I haven’t dug into the settings yet and would value someone who can jump straight in, trace the root cause, and get messages moving again. You’ll have cPanel and registrar access (and SSH if necessary). Once in, please: • Diagnose and correct the send/receive failure—whether it’s an Exim service snag, DNS/MX record problem, or port/SSL mis-configuration. • Prove success with live tests from an outside address and screenshot or header evidence of one outbound and one inbound message. • Leave me a concise note of every change plus a quick guide so I know how to check the settings myself next time. DN...

I need someone who understands programming and DNS because my website is having trouble ranking in search engines. Please, if you're not an expert in these things, don't apply.

I have a fresh Windows Server 2012 machine reachable over RDP that must become the primary Domain Controller for a small office network. The core need is straightforward server setup and configuration: install the AD DS role, configure DNS on the same host, assign a static IP, create the new forest and domain, and apply a few baseline Group Policies (password length, lockout thresholds, and time sync). Once the promotion is complete, I’ll need at least one administrator account and two test user accounts created so I can verify logon from client PCs. Please document each step you take, note any reboots, and leave me with a short checklist for adding additional Domain Controllers later if required. Acceptance criteria • Server boots to a healthy DC with DNS and AD replica...