Release v1.2.0

Every server that has a public IP now gets a public domain name under vm.serverscamp.com, resolvable from anywhere on the internet over both IPv4 (A) and IPv6 (AAAA). You can also set the reverse DNS (PTR) record for your public IPs right from the server page in the Cloud Panel, which matters for running mail servers and other services that require matching forward and reverse DNS. Open any server to find its internal domain, public domain and PTR under General Information and Network Settings.

Servers on the same private network can now reach each other by name instead of by IP. Each server automatically gets an internal domain, so you can reach it by its full name (for example my-server.your-network.serverscamp.internal) or by its short name (for example my-server). The full name works on every server; the short name works on servers created from now on, which pick up the network search domain automatically. Nothing to configure: internal DNS is on by default for every network.