how do I connect trough ICMP/DNS? I can't see the way to do so on client side. There is only enable/disable settings on server manager.

@Jack Yes, it was the DNS side I was having issues with, I didn't think of doing that :?

Wat about rond Robin DNS? I read it somewhere but never really got into it.

I've used dnsmadeeasy.com before for something like this, but the problem with DNS failover, is that it does take time to kick in. I found using a Rackspace load balancer to do snappy IP failover/load

I will tell you, I found partial explanations about doing this but nothing that was good at setting up your own actual dns service even for personal use that took the packets and did the right filter

Why dont't you install a local, configurable DNS forwarder (or maybe your router has one built in) and "redirect" *.hulu.com to resolve on Tunlr's DNS while sending all other queries

Basicly what you need is your own DNS servers with a host file that has netflix domain names pointing to one of your proxy servers instead of directly to netflix.

@dmmcintyre3 The problem here is, that you're absolutely dependent on your own router at home. I would really like to set this up like "Just change the dns ip to 123.45.6.7" and then

This was related to that DNS topic. Where can I find information on building my own DNS redirector with all that magic stuff between my german ip, that DNS server and Hulu. Sure a VPN is a nice thing,

Install dhcpd. In ubuntu it's isc-dhcp-server (apt-get install). Configure the dhcp server by editting /etc/dhcp/dhcpd.conf and adding your settings. I changed the DNS servers and added just enough

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Guys i found that i need to use reverse dns for my domain so that the other mail server dont reject it. How to do that.

IP numbers are distributed by the system and multiple seeding domains/IPs are with multiple providers, so there is no single point of DNS/IP/routing risk.

Update2: How is it possible that the client can still connect, even thought I did not allow ICMP and DNS? I only specified a single port, and removed the standard ones. But somehow the client can stil

@madmonkey57 Note that VPN over ICMP/DNS needs to be activated manually on the VPN Server Manager.

failure - just improbable. Right now, the reason DNS is a problem is because you can't reasonably do without it and you can't just replace it either (for compatibility reasons). It's a single point o

Exactly. Probably far more possible scenarios that could effectively bring you down than you'd like to think too. Registrar? DNS? The system controlling the failover distribution? You can never elimin

If it has obfuscation and masks the traffic as icmp/dns, this will be a great tool to fight censorship !

Since doing this I am realising more and more myself that a dedicated IPv4 really is not needed most of the time unless you need ssl or run a DNS server, with reverse proxy you essentially get shared

@OpenEneryProject I am using it, BIND9 of course, i've tested it, i am confirming that it's rock solid, and way more affordable and overall better than the Amazon route 53 DNS offer.