on dns:

I installed MaraDNS, with these settings:

Early morning on trying to open my sites, I found that none of them would open. Having some DNS woes due to personal nameservers, initially I didnt give it much thought. But when I thought of opening

A link to the lowest plan please. Would be another DNS server with you. (Image)

Well, I'm trying to check if it is CloudFlare, and setup a MaraDNS, but it is not resolving. @Francisco, do you have a firewall for DNS?

Your domain name is obviously resolving to your server Ip + Your server and or apache is not correctly setup for name based virtual hosting. I can't really make out what you have with your DNS up ther

My dns have:

@axtux, ispconfig is great, and is also a super easy way to set IP a master slave dns cluster with a nice Web interface for mgmt. I have an ispconfig master plus two ispconfig dns slaves (running on 2

deb http://apt.balocco.name wheezy main dns irc ssh www

http://help.mandrill.com/entries/22030056-how-do-i-add-dns-records-for-my-sending-domains

Your advice may apply to many, but not yet to me. When I am ready, I will see what is needed. I don't mind opening a support ticket when I need Reverse DNS. It should be a rare event. For others, they

Now things are a bit more balanced, spammers know we terminate at first listing and also complaints for DNS or spamvertized sites, fake shops also know we really take them down even tho DMCAs do not a

In the past, I have seen Reverse DNS as a "user-configurable" setting in SolusVM control panels for VPSs I own. When I clicked on them, a message would appear, saying to contact the

We need to add CERT record in the DNS records for a domain. (Refer: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_DNS_record_types).

Because you need a valid A record in your domain to set a rDNS. Solus checks anyway.

I'm not sure what road you're going down with this. The thread is about the owner of an IP block assigning reverse DNS to an IP... which (before this thread) I believed was out of my control on bog st

Some providers have ip-XXX-XXX-XXX-XXX.providername.tld as the default rDNS. And make sure both back and forward DNS resolves for that name. But I agree it's not too crucial to have that by default fo

Not really. For instance if your connect to my mail server with helo "test.vpsrovider.com" and there is no matching reverse AND forward DNS entry - you will be rejected.

It's HTTP pull, so you would setup a url say cdn.mydomain.net and we give you a record to add to your DNS for a CNAME. The cname cdn.mydomain.net will point to the CDN system and when a user pulls th

I have a number of VPS' (about 20 I think) and done a quick check on them to see if reverse DNS was set up on them.