@mpkossen Ah DNS (Image)

kernel /vmlinuz.cent.pxe vnc vncpassword=YOURPSW headless ip=YOURIP netmask=255.255.255.0 gateway=GATEWAYIP dns=8.8.8.8 ksdevice=eth0 method=http://vault.centos.org/5.6/os/x86_64/ lang=en_US keymap=us

I misunderstood. I thought this was an issue with your home ISP hijacking DNS.

Sounds like when I get a 404 at home I just get a bunch of ads (because the $130/m isn't enough for my cable company). Maybe it's rerouting that dns on the host node for a little extra cash? What's a

I'm having a ping/DNS resolution issue with a new VPS that I can't wrap my head around. When I ping any invalid domain . . . it somehow resolves to the IP below. The hosts file is clean.

192 51.230956 192.168.1.148 -> 62.141.37.70 DNS Standard query A 741e5e72563efe1665bf8fa351f.192.168.1.166194 51.261712 192.168.1.148 -> 62.141.37.70 DNS Standard query A 6214f8fc6a5a

I'm not affiliated with EGI, but I just got this email:

BF3 & MOHW Servers - These servers cannot be ran side by side as duplicates and thus we'll be moving them as they're empty. We will make our best effort to identify customers who have procon w

2 VPNs (pptp and openvpn), authoritative dns, proxies (ssh -D) and 1 ovz vps for my 2 vpn's dns resolver

IRC, VPN, proxy, maybe torrents, DNS, monitoring other boxes, learning.

Free DNS Management

http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/7214/myrsk.com-openvz-1536mb-ram-100gb-hd-2000gb-bw-1gbs-dacp-free-ftp-dns

Prior to the invention of DNS in1982, finding things on the Internet was a whole lot simpler. Every Internet-connected computer was listed in the local hosts.txt file you maintained...

Users who absolutely must have a new IP prior to the move for DNS routing purposes may request a manual transfer via ticket or on IRC on a first come first serve basis PRIOR to the automated transfer

O32 Great for VPNs, IRC, DNS, monitoring, or a few websites!

Yeah, I know, haven't changed the reverse DNS, sure.

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@Kenshin - maybe in the future when we add new services. For just the DNS the TCO is too high

I have a box with a few IPV6 IPs and I have a DNS provider where I can add AAAA records. On the VM the IPV6 addresses are configured like so:

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