DNS In/Out

but still, you can do some nice things with 64mb of ram (another DNS server for example).

debian, lighty+php5-cgi+sqlite+gd, maradns consuming 24 MB and hosting all my (static/dynamic) stuff I need and serving my domains via dns.

Is possible to override the dns servers that dhclient gets

By the way, if anyone knows how to tell a Xandros based laptop how to use a specific set of DNS servers instead of what's being provided to it by DHCP, I'd love to know it. All the fixes that I've co

OpenDNS is used by a few people to control torrent access (like our old Portland datacenter - morons). It works OK but unless you find some way to force the users to do DNS lookups through your VPN (n

Our hosting DNS VPS'es each have 2 gigs. They're not LEBs though.

way of blocking bittorrent? If I pushed OpenDNS back to the user for their DNS, would that stop this? Open source or commercial solutions are welcome.

Another refugee from TinyVPS.ca here, looking for a small UK box. Not for IRC, mind you, but as a monitoring station & alternate DNS server for the dozen or more domain names I shepherd. I a

Trying to do both the DNS and the servers changes done at the same time.

I used to use EveryDNS but since a few years I'm running my own DNS for my domains. Its much more flexible. First I used MyDNS which is quite fine for a lot domains (hence the instant update due to th

It's possible if you set multiple IPs on your server on only allow connections from the IP associated with server.example.com. To my knowledge SSH is handled by IP and not FQDN so DNS would only have

Just wondering if it was possible to restrict access to my LEB's ssh server via DNS. So for example, I have three records associated with my domain: example.com, www.example.com, and server.example.co

They're definitely a reputable company. Just really want a fast, reliable, and efficient DNS provider.

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You should give HE DNS (dns.he.net) a try (Image)

How ironic, was just about to sign up for EveryDNS until I saw this thread. What would you guys recommend for a free DNS host? I've been hosting my own DNS for years now, and just decided not to play

C:\Users\Humza>ipconfig/flushdns

2) do their DNS servers have a IPv6 address (probably what is being refered to).

thanks for reminder, I just move my domain to registrar DNS. Maybe later I'll run my own dns