I like OpenNIC too.

@qwerty6666 You may be on to something. You know errors happen when people are making DNS changes. Someone could even make a mistake with the DNS and insert the IP of a government agency or two.

Kids normally have a half a gram :P. I found by just changing the default DNS settings can help hide IPs.

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@miTiB Thanks, but mine with you is a cpanel dns on a 20/yr vps (Image)

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Don't forget open DNS as well:

Either way I use both a mixture of those two or the DC or providers internal DNS resolvers depending on what I'm feeling like. I prefer Level3 though.

Be it a regular VPS or cPanel coated, we need dns resolvers. so how many of you use the common ones and how many use the provider given resolvers?

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If I remember correctly, nameservers are limited to 13 per domain, as that is all that fits into a DNS packet size of 512 bytes as @Aaron said.

It would make more sence to me to just have 4 good uptime DNS servers and then have them geoip. Have 20 or so LEB As nginx proxies.

@mitbig: low-end globally-diversified DNS system... 14 is a bit excessive, but at these prices, why not. (Image)

The default maximum packet size for DNS is 512 bytes. You're probably running into that here.

Still cannot access anything; Chrome reports an inability to resolve the domain name for their site. Trying to do a CacheCheck on OpenDNS gives No Response from all their nodes, so I'm assuming IPs ha

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Please use: dns-allsimple you can change your hostname within your VPS later.

This is when attempting to enter dns-allsimple.ipxcore.com. Any reason for this?

If you are looking for an application that can tunnel through ICMP and DNS that uses mysql for authentication, I am sorry to tell you but you wont find one. You need to code it yourself if you really