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but DNS is cached as fuck for me so i cant see it on my PC cuz i visted earlier

cpanel I haven't messed with, but DA I had. I wouldn't at all say I fully know the basics (or much), but yeah it's not hard. The other day I wanted a sub-domain DNS to be controlled by DA. Shockley wo

* ipv4 and ipv6 /64 full subnet (.5 plans are IPv6 only dns 6to4)

You're using the IP address directly. All this DNS shit is a red herring since its not involved in the above at all.

The following command will run a cycle of 20 tests against Google's DNS server and tell you what packet loss you're seeing at each hop

Btw DNS over https? Are you joking? That's adding additional layers and potential problems on top. There's a good reason why I wrote my own DNS test routines for my monitoring software ...

web server outside of our network nor for the DNS resolution.

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why is fat32's domain showing up in my DNS queries

Also weird that it's only for outgoing traffic. Incoming DNS queries don't get dropped and incoming HTTP requests also seem fine

I use Google DoH through cloudflared for my DNS server but that's separate to the system DNS.

root@Alba:~/dnspyre# time curl http://54.84.170.143/user-agent

I did not see whole imgur page.. So, how does your /etc/resolv look like ? Did you try to curl to IP instead DNS name to isolate DNS resolvers as issue ?

For a customer who does not need WAF, what are the limits, if any, on free DNS hosting?