Given that your question was very hard to read and understand, I plonked it into an AI. This is what came out:
(No clue about whether or not it's true, that's up to yourself. Next time, take some time to properly write your question and make it understandable)
Looking at your Enhance DNS setup, you're encountering a common configuration issue when using the same domain for both platform services and website hosting. Here's how to configure this properly:
Understanding the Record Types
Platform Domain Records (epanel.domain1.com, etc.)
These are automatically generated CNAME records for the control panel services
They're primarily for internal system organization and access
The system doesn't rely heavily on these auto-generated records for core functionality
Website Domain Records (domain1.com)
These are the actual DNS records that matter for your website and email services
This is where you'll configure the correct A, MX, and other essential records
Recommended Configuration Steps
- Focus on the Website Zone Records
Create proper records in your domain1.com website DNS zone:
A records: Point domain1.com and www.domain1.com to your server IP
MX records: Point to mail.domain1.com (or your actual mail server hostname)
CNAME records: Set up mail.domain1.com, ftp.domain1.com pointing to your server
- Handle Platform Domain Records
For the platform domains, you have two options:
Option A - Ignore Them (Recommended)
Leave the auto-generated platform records as-is
They won't interfere with your actual website functionality
Access your control panel directly via IP or proper hostname
Option B - Clean Them Up
Manually correct the CNAME records to point to appropriate targets
Set mail/ftp/www CNAMEs to point to epanel.domain1.com instead of the incorrect targets
- Verify Essential Services
Make sure these critical records are correct in your domain1.com zone:
MX record pointing to your actual mail server
A records for web traffic
Any required subdomains (mail, ftp, etc.)
The Bottom Line
The auto-generated platform records are mostly cosmetic - focus your attention on getting the main domain1.com DNS zone configured correctly. Those records control your actual website and email functionality. The platform service records can be cleaned up later if needed, but they won't break your services if left as-is.
Your website visitors and email services will use the records from the domain1.com zone, not the platform service records, so prioritize getting those right first.