Also included in the price is free use of DNS servers for my domains.

Edit named.conf and set recursion to no, otherwise you'll be an unwilling participant in DNS amplifications attacks when someone stumbles on the box.

@get_simple: Website moved to different hosting server, if you get a "suspended" page your DNS has not propagated yet.

HAH. Error 105 (net::ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED): Unable to resolve the server's DNS address. Looks like Shovenose forgot to register a Domain Name!

They aren't. The DDoSers are using DNS amplification to create a much larger attack than their own pipes can handle.

Moved DNS from Cloudflare to Rage4 (thanks @gbshouse)!

@connercg So that is the hole that is discussed in the cloudflare blog post about DNS servers facilitating these attacks? Seems an easy fix. I'll check all my BIND configs.

Luckily i am using distributed authorative DNS infrastructure for my most important services, but some of the services (like smaller sites) that aren't distributed i had to move them manually to anoth

Edit named.conf and set recursion to no, otherwise you'll be an unwilling participant in DNS amplifications attacks when someone stumbles on the box.

The one thing I like about GoDaddy is they offer support for DNSSEC. I have not found any other .com domain registrars who will sign keys for DNSSEC, as long as the domains are registered with them. M

The idea is to basically register for a mail.live.com account with a custom domain e..g yourdomain.com as it only needs a DNS record to allow you to use their website. What you could theoretically do

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Wait, we allowed Rage4 DNS to post. That isn't a root or admin account.

Remember blacklist alternatives would require more overhead on DNS or similar new layer. Overhead and checks would add up, at least initially. Plus have to get everyone on board (good luck there).

I can't see Spamhaus having '300gb/s' of leeway, and I assume with this much throughput there'd be a large amount of PPS, which no firewall I know of would handle, it also states that their DNS are be

^ agreed. I have fun with wildcard DNS handling though.

You've requested a page on a website (www.96forum.com) that is on the CloudFlare network. Unfortunately, it is resolving to an IP address that is creating a conflict within CloudFlare's system. If you

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Third party NS servers are fine with me too, but I am getting more confused by the minute. How is this supposed with work with some-else's DNS? These questions might sound stupid I know but I just wan