Thank you for guessing but it's not DNS resolution. I experienced same thing in past with atleast 4 known openvz/solusvm LEB hosts and all of them resolved issue after some ticketing.

Maybe it's not IPv6 connectivity but DNS resolution?

I have native IPv6 VPS's in Denver complete with DNS Servers capable of handling AAAA records.

However as mentioned above, you are at the mercy of whatever dns returns.

between ipv4 and ipv6 is done with dns, regarding the browser level anyway.

@OneTwo this is done with dns. Generally, the Ipv6 version of a site is at a different url. Eg. ipv6.google.com

- You manage your own rDNS (both IPv4 and IPv6)

website was under a DDoS attack and I switched DNS hosting, since then the domains are not active - something that is getting changed right now, as according to the stats, that domains were leading v

Generally it allows one to run web and only web related stuffs, e.g. DNS, web server, etc.

GeoScaling is working out great, not only is it providing GeoIP DNS, but it also has server monitoring, so it can divert traffic in-case of high load on a particular server without any intervention.

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I do. But then again, I'd only pay like $0.25USD per month to be on said node since I'd be using it for DNS, BackupMX, and IRC.

If you have a domain with them, yes, dns are free

* 5GB Free backup space + UK DNS Service

For what you pay for registration alone, you could get registration + free WHOIS protection + DNS + other features from Internet.bs

I just checked and out of all of our 32MB VPSs the most any of them are using is less than 4GB of bandwidth. It looks like most are for DNS, monitoring, and VPNs. I use my 32MB VPS as a webserver (lig

It's on a 128mb VPS. The lowest I ever ran it on was a 80mb KVM from a host that failed. My 64mb vps with Inception Hosting is used for IRC and DNS.

Backup DNS server, maybe even a lightweight (say Nginx only) static file serving host. Hell, 64mb would be good enough for a tiny VPN box.

DNS, Backup MX, VPN, Reverse Proxy, IRC Bouncers...

Anyone use it for a dns cluster (or for secondary or slave nameserver), or have tried to use it? If so please give any thoughts or experiences.