As you can see the bottleneck seems to be the reverse DNS lookups of IPv4 addresses. Does anyone know how to fix this?

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...and good luck to any website owner or service provider who gets hit with a DNS Amplification denial of service attack if an attacker decides to take advantage of that open resolver.

You're going to need tons of bandwidth to set up a service like unblock-us and good luck to you and your VPS provider if you're really going set up an open DNS resolver.

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I'm not hosting my own DNS for raymii.org. I do have some DNS servers under my control for a few companies, they all run BIND (except for 3 servers at offices, they run NSD for caching and the office

@jcaleb Trans IP's DNS service. They host my domain ass well.

which DNS service do you use?

It is nice that they communicated it so well to their customers. I removed my 4 BuyVM's from my DNS a few days ago, added 4 other VPS's to the cluster, deployed a new version of the website, and done.

I pay to outsource DNS to a DNS specific-only provider. Highly recommend business owners do the same.

I thought RamNode was down too, then I remembered I was using buyvm DNS :P

Had to pull DNS entries and direct traffic elsewhere. Going to be a long night.

- the VM is unmanaged, the customer is responsible for all aspects of managing their VM server, including patching, installing and maintaining applications, firewalling and DNS.

It could be some DNS value isn't entered, or something else missing, all of which are from their end I believe (Image)

Free DNS Management

Yeah, just saw the USA bit. Still curious as to why a proxy/DNS service needs 20 IPs though.

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A DNS service similar to unblock-us / tunlr

FREE Addons Pack (10GB backup space + hosted DNS!)

For me it does the basic job, register a domain (eventually, mine took a few days because it was randomly selected for "fraud check" even though I almost never get fraud check with a