My CentOS with Backupsy is only eating about 225MB, with cPanel DNS-Only installed.

Having 2 or more A records does not automatically mean you have round-robin functionality. Either (a) your authoritative nameservers or (b) the end-users DNS resolvers must support and be configured t

the DNS to DR site (and even that can be done automatically).

Voxilitys default filtering should be able to take care of dns amplification attacks IF you do not need UDP for your site.

Can give me some info what hosting vps or vds good for protect dns amp attack (Image)

How does tsdns (I'm assuming its about Teamspeak) work? Just add the same SRV record 2 times?

Okay first of all you should fix this error Reverse for 199.58.161.152 points to an unknown host name (dns1.hostingparcelservers.com). add an A record or change the reverse to what it should be, secon

to test for each location this is because the dns is not being cached in the same way as when a user is browsing the page from their browser and also, you should direct some traffic to the website a

chrome://net-internals/#dns

Also, why would I be able to ping ns1 but not ns3 from command prompt? I cleared my dns cache as well...

On your linked DNSInspect page:

intoDNS shows nothing wrong and the website is actually working fine.

"Why not show us a DNS report that might explain more than a heap of text"

Perfect, just found another vps for my dns failover tsdns service, 1gb traffic is enough cause it will just idle (Image)

Hello to everyone, I'm really hoping I will get someone to help me with this problem or point me in the right direction. I've been scouring the internet and forums for a solution to my problem, but I

Interesting. If I understand correctly, that means your dns resolvers are providing round-robin service.

I'd thought that multiple IPs for an A record were used in round-robin fashion. But for me, using NSD for DNS hosting, it seems to be dependent on the order they appear in the zonefile, and on whether

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One is using a standard html site with a wordpress blog seperately and the other using a Wordpress installation - both using Google Apps so just require DNS/MX entries changing.

@Netxons - I hate things that take a while to update (especially poorly designed DNS systems). Glad you like it...