Yeah redudancy is a good thing, I was

for external monitoring probes and for secondary DNS servers geographical diversity is strongly recommended.

FREE DNS Management - with DNS servers in 4 geographically diverse locations on 4 different network providers

Ok saw that and wondered if it was something else like DNS hosting lol. Thanks.

For forward DNS you need to create a DNS Plan first, then assign a client(s) to the plan. Then if you'd like to assign that plan to all the clients, in mysql run

Sometimes it's the web server, database server, or DNS, even a VPN or proxy death. And I come back to find the whole website is down for example.

What I dont understand and it would be easy is to just work with cPanel's DNS clusters. Most hosts already have a set of them unless they do only VPS's.

But that's the same port as the DNS port?

But that's the same port as the DNS port?

From the netstat output it looks like you have setup OpenVPN to listen on the DNS port.

MAn! Use another DNS! Is just the DNS getting pushed via DHCP to your clients u_u

'* Restarting DNS forwarder and DHCP server dnsmasq

Added PowerDNS support http://wiki.solusvm.com/index.php/PowerDNS allowing support for IPv4 (including classless) & IPv6 Reverse DNS and Forward DNS.

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Any big differences besides the new DNS?

@gsrdgrdghd Alright. I tried installing dnsmasq according to the Linode tutorial, but I can't start it:

OR push any public DNS :P

You install dnsmasq on your server as a DNS resolver and then use 'dhcp-option DNS 10.8.0.1' to tell the clients to use that dnsmasq

What exactly is the difference between just using 'push “dhcp-option DNS 10.8.0.1' in your server.conf file and using dnsmasq as suggested by Linode? (https://library.linode.com/networking/openvpn/ubu

Sadly, there's no real way to do this at your browser level, since the DNS is handled downstream (either via your ISP's resolvers, or custom ones set in your OS)