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This walkthrough points a managed DNS provider's secondary service at your Everlock as the **hidden primary**. You keep editing the zone on Everlock; the provider's nameservers pull it over AXFR and a
This walkthrough hosts a root domain like `jens.dev` directly from Everlock running at home behind a Fritzbox-style NAT line, with the domain registered at GoDaddy. The home line has a regular dynamic
This walkthrough sets up two Everlock instances to serve one root domain: - **Everlock A** runs at home behind your Fritzbox on a dynamic public IP. You edit the zone here. - **Everlock B** runs on
This walkthrough hosts a root domain like `jens.dev` on a single Everlock instance that has a public static IP — a typical VPS, dedicated server, or paid static line. No NAT, no IP changes, no glue ga
This walkthrough starts Everlock with DNS, site hosting, and inbound mail, then shows how one DNS zone can derive records automatically from: - a site vhost - a mail domain At the end, `jens.dev` is a
