With all the recent talk about DNS amp DDOS attacks, I wonder why none (?) of you LEB providers just blocks inbound port 53 traffic to all VPS?

The problem is all fixed. I have deleted the post since the domains that kept popping up were reverse DNS domains to my IP address. It seems an indonesian VPN seller had that IP before me and the addr

I used to be able to and access the internet with OpenVPN Connect for iOS, but now I can't. The client connects correctly to the server, but can't access anything. It is not DNS issue, as it can't acc

They have a reinstall panel with plenty distros, ip failover, reverse dns and other settings.

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There's a lot of latency from IN to HK. The ping times from my Chennai, India dns server to my Hong Kong dns server average 225ms-240ms.

Maybe it's fairly isolated, or there'd be some news about it; Lots of sites use netsol for DNS.

$ telnet NS17.WORLDNIC.COM 53

Or he could want to use it for something like a DNS server. The bandwidth costs in Hong Kong would probably make it unattractive for the usual illegal uses (like downloading pirated material, 12 year

Name.com is still using the searchbox on their name.com and who.is sites to engage in domain front running, and domain tasting. They've also been accused of DNS hijacking.

And cpanel would update all the DNS to the 192.x.x.x IP automatically. cPanel doesn't support any sort of NAT setup to allow for users to provide an 'external' IP automatically which is silly since it

If you want to update DNS all the time then the nat option works.

Moreover, it appears this will not work with cPanel/WHM regardless without a "rewrite the DNS zones every minute through cron" type of hack.

Depends. It's 18KB here, whatever over there... The DNS lookups... Everything is slow and eats at the expensive caps. Considering how many newbs are nearly cellular-only, it matters.

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be grossly confused when it came to managing DNS.

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I don't think you'll get DNS hosting, HTTPZoom are a bare-bones operation, you don't get any extras. If DNS hosting with a provider is that important (and cloudflare or Rage4's free plans aren't an op

Have dropped them an email asking about DNS hosting and also for a link to a test file.