Tutorials
Step-by-step guides for your cloud servers: installs, configuration and best practices.
How to install Netdata for real-time monitoring
Netdata shows you hundreds of real-time metrics, with beautiful graphs, in just a few minutes.
Updated 10/23/2026EmailHow to filter spam with Rspamd
Rspamd is a modern, fast spam filter. Here is how to use it to keep your inbox clean.
Updated 10/23/2026EmailHow to set up catch-all and email forwarding
Catch any address on your domain and forward messages to another mailbox.
Updated 10/23/2026EmailHow to test email deliverability (avoid the spam folder)
Check whether your emails reach the inbox and what spam score they have, with free tools.
Updated 10/23/2026EmailHow to check if your IP is on an email blacklist
If your emails are rejected, your IP might be on a blocklist. Here is how to check and what to do.
Updated 10/23/2026EmailHow to install webmail with Roundcube
Read your email from the browser with Roundcube, a clean webmail interface for your mail server.
Updated 10/23/2026EmailHow to install Postfix and Dovecot for email
Build a mail server by hand with Postfix (sending) and Dovecot (receiving), for full control.
Updated 10/23/2026Networking & DNSHow to find your IP address on Windows: public and local
Find your public IP address in a second and your local IP from Settings, Command Prompt or PowerShell, on Windows 10 and 11.
Updated 10/23/2026Networking & DNSHow to find your IP address on Linux: public and local
Find your public and local IP address on Linux: ip addr, hostname -I, GNOME Settings and the right way on a headless server.
Updated 10/23/2026Networking & DNSHow to find your IP address on a Mac: public and local
Find your Mac's public IP address in a second and the local IP from System Settings or the Terminal, on any macOS.
Updated 10/23/2026EmailShould you run your own mail server?
The pros, cons and what you need to know before hosting email on your own server.
Updated 10/23/2026Networking & DNSEmail DNS records: SPF, DKIM and DMARC
Set up SPF, DKIM and DMARC so your emails reach the inbox, not spam.
Updated 10/23/2026