- 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.

One thing to note is that spammers love to hit a domain's secondary MX (ignoring MX priorities in DNS). Don't create a backdoor by letting all mail from mx2 into mx1.... Ideally your mx2 should spam-c

I like using Cloudflare for DNS. You can keep Cloudflare deactivated if you don't like it and just use their DNS.

Well its exactly the same time we switched and on the same DNS service we use. I cant check my email so i cant verify it yet.

I believe the attack against us also took down a namecheap DNS server when we swapped to their DNS to try and get a temporary page up.

Hm, possibly. Try using google's DNS servers - 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.

I can run wget / yum update perfectly fine and it connects with a decent speed but when trying to ping a IP Address or Hostname it says "Host is Unreachable". I have searched on the

Ok three of our DE VPS nodes and our DNS server are now also under heavy attack which we are in the process of mitigating now.

Yes, TinyVZ / TinyKVM get access to our hosted DNS services.

Do TinyVZ/TinyKVM customers get access to Hosted DNS service which is free for all customers of ramhost?

It's entirely their own fault if they get savaged for having a nulled WHM, bad DNS records etc. New providers pop up all the time, and some are welcomed and accepted as good providers.

Change your DNS, I am pretty sure you can... even I can in my Symbian xD

especially not sure how to work the DNS aspect of this.

He can make a somewhat larger container for shared hosting, install some GPL suite, and, voila !, he has shared hosting too. Not to mention the DNS servers in other containers, hehe :P

my phone internet provider caches the old dns ip record (Image)

LowEndBox is now back online, wait for your DNS to update it will take some time, or give it a flush.

They had some dns updates didn't they? Then you may need to wait for some hours for the updates to propagate in your location.

Problem with your providers dns maybe? Works for me from my opera mini and form usual browser

Oh, got it. I use just maradns as a DNS cache for my home devices, IIRC that is the same as "recursive DNS". So, deadwood does the same?

maradns is a dns server; it contains: