I do however recall hearing that this was changed a few years ago, and they now offer you access to your DNS records directly (most "free domain" registrars seem to have followed sui

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I thought they offered full DNS control to free users as well? How would they be able to determine the amount of visitors?

I'm not sure why you'd pick .tk over any other free subdomain provider with full DNS control anyway.

If you're after more reliable and less abused service, Afraid.org's free DNS has proven to be pretty good.

VPN, proxy, yeppers. DNS and Teamspeak, can see that happening too.

It's a mix of VPN, proxies, torrent, small gameservers, TOR relays, DNS servers, teamspeak.

We have already created modules for DNS management, cPanel, Rackspace Cloud Servers, Rackspace Email, WWD Go Daddy Domains, DirectAdmin, billing for specific resources usage and more!

Wouldn't be surprised if they straight-out deleted their forum's DNS record to stop anyone from seeing it.

Even then you can have a fail-over system (using a *FREE SERVICE** like Rage4 DNS) where you can rsync your website with another VPS (and you can obviously continue down the line with more VPSes). In

DNS servers, of course... Main sites on a shared server, or even a small VPS? Nah.

Granted, it will be used for backups for my BuyVM production server, it's still a brilliant little backup / DNS machine at a great price.

dnstop - watch dns traffic on your box.

The same domain issue as Robert explained - locking down your domains and never letting you change the DNS/nameservers. Also, they experienced a lot of downtime and gave an illegitimate reasoning for

Now from what I've gathered CDF-0011.asianetcom.net is related to CloudFlare, and this checks out with LEB's DNS..

Do CUPS needs to do DNS lookups to print to a local networked printer with a fixed IP?

Is it relying on any external DNS?

Webrulon (AlienVPS) do seem to be using FiberHub for their LA VPSes; however AlienVPS is not the best provider (I've slowly been getting things away from them). Use them at your peril.

- Custom Reverse DNS (RDNS) records

@Andre - the test which I've attached are just single ping, I'm not monitoring them. To be honest for our DNS node in Australia we picked different provider (not LET/LEB for sure (Image)