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Works fine for me. The domain type wont work, so remove it. You can also remove the site category and language selectors.

Also, WHMCS barely provides any extra value to MOFH, besides not beeing compatible pretty much at all at this point, and requiring a whole lot of work. To get Xera to an efficient and secure state would take quite a lot of work. Youll also have to imagine the additional server load itd cost them. iFastNet hosts millions, if not billions of pages. If they really want a new feature, they can just implement it into vPanel, which would be the proper way of doing it in the first place. But since they still want to promote paid hosting, they obviously wont do that. iFastNet offers some of the most generous Free Hosting. Its free - dont complain about it (especially since they still allow these features to be implemented externally)

That is not correct. Actually, the NS records for your domain are exactly the same ones you could add for a subdomain, just in the root zone. And even tho its not his intention, yes, this would work for clients too. For DNS, there is not really any difference between example.org test.example.example.org as long as you set NS records. Only cloudflare blocks you from adding such a subdomain to their network. If you e.g. set NS records, you can host a subdomain with its own DNS entirely as you wish on dns.he.net (last time i checked they allowed domains not on the PSL). DNS doesnt care about the PSL. Its mainly cloudflare that does, and webbrowsers. The CNAME record you added only verifies that the domain is allowed to be added to byet hosting. However, you still need to setup DNS records. In Cloudflare, create following records: hosting.cheater.de A 185.27.134.175 www.hosting.cheater.de A 185.27.134.175 This IP might change in the future. You can always see the IP here: https://digwebinterface.com/?hostnames=hosting.cheeter.de&type=&short=on&useresolver=9.9.9.10&ns=self&nameservers=ns1.byet.org That is also why its reccomended to set the NS records.

The IP is from a turkish provider. This is probably either some issue with your ISP, or more likely some 3rd party script you have in your site (e.g. ad network).

Actually - yes you can. I just did it on my TH account. If you use the CNAME validation, you need to turn off the proxy.

Community is a little dead, everyone is busy with life, we have an actual successful MOFH host here, TinkerHost, thats about it.

Wow havent seen you in ages @PlanetCloud! What have you been doing?

Which is completely reasonable. iFastNet is not very good at deleting anything. Ive tried.

That isnt possible. Why do you want that anyways?

I beleive the actual maximum limit is somewhere arround 20gb. However considering the inode limit, and the max file size limit of 10mb, anything over 5gb is probably hard to reach anyways

Interesting, they changed this. Theres domains that are like 3€/year (.click, .stream). Just get one of those.

You need to be able to change the NS of the domain youre using. If you cant do that with us.kg, you cant use them. afraid.org offers a large variety of domains and you can change your NS if you send the owner an email to unlock the feature for you.

iFastNet is not InfinityFree. And its not really old cPanel, its something completely different, and it never really worked all that well with WHMCS either

Your FTP Client of Choice can probably display this.

Youll get an ByetHostXX.com domain when you sign up for Free Hosting on byet.host. Theres also a bunch of other domains, like 22web.org, which you can choose via vPanel.

Discords CDN doesnt work that way.

Replace order.yourdomain.com with ifastnet.com. This domain has https enabled.

huh? Lets Encrypt doesnt offer any web portal?! Also you still need an additional domain, and you could use the trusted cert from TH too, no?

The process is more complicated, as you need another domain thats not on ByetHost/MOFH. Id reccomend you use a host like https://tinkerhost.net to either host your site entirely (its the same infrastructure but with more features) or just to install SSL.

Or change the NS - itll still display but it wont work.

order.reseller.com doesnt have SSL. When the request is downgraded from https to http, your browser might not send the data. The soloution would be to: change order.reseller.com/register2.php to ifastnet.com/register2.php. iFastNet.com has SSL.

Chronos, back from the dead, long time no see, how are you doing?

What are you trying to do?