@24khost what do you mean shared port? I got 3 IPv4 Public from them and using it for my DNS

- Custom Reverse DNS (RDNS) records

but realize now that i need to do something about the dns.

For the DIY DNS admin... an alpha preview:

If I repeat the ping to the same host, the ping time is correct, that's why I figured it was DNS related. I'm not that familiar with Cisco equipment, so I don't know if I understand this correctly, d

which I figured was just the time it took for a DNS resolve, yet it does happen sometimes on just pinging an IPv6 address.

We use DNS made easy so it seems they block ICMP.

Free AnyCast DNS

A correct CNAME in the DNS for the www and

VPN, DNS, monitoring script, and backup storage.

* Enterprise Level Managed DNS Service

- [HTP] set mode: -o+b WilliamEDIS *!*@this.reverse.dns.is.as.hot.as.william.ir

Not to mention almost unbreakable. What are the chances that a LEB in US one in EU and one in Australia will be kicked out of net in the same time ? You can also setup DNS on all of them and this is i

Pretty common lately to spoof udp against DNS servers (Image)

Yeah, exactly. I was wondering if you would know anything that would cause that many dns queries? The happened within a one hour window both times. I've got no idea what caused it.

@miTgiB Speaking of DNS, one of my domains hosted on a vps with you has had 200~ dns lookups each on two different days in the past week. Normally it never goes over 10k a day. Any idea why that would

http://www.h-online.com/open/news/item/BIND-DNS-server-updates-close-critical-hole-1727232.html

Anyways, this is about self hosted DNS, not 3rd party hosted DNS services.

@Kuro - it's not per country bu per georegion see documentation here and here. Beside that our georegions are nested.

@gbshouse I'm quite aware of that, hence the ability to add overrides based on countries or regions. I'm not sure if it's changed, but when I first tried your DNS service, I would have to manually add