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Well, I need to change some DNS entries in some domains I have with you, so it impacted me. But no worries, I'll setup some redirects in the proxy instead, wont make a difference.

Yes no maybe. It is not 2014 anymore but the DNS RFC is the DNS RFC and a standards-compliant CNAME is incompatible with other RRTypes. Providers offering various virtual records (ANAME/ALIAS/faux C

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With one particular provider, I even got to see constant DNS answers being returned to someone else. (Image)

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ecr 3827752674], length 414023:49:36.898824 IP dns.google.domain > 82.22.77.2.33904: 3608 5/0/1 CNAME gateway.fe2.apple-dns.net., A 17.248.236.20, A 17.248.236.65, A 17.248.236.28, A 17.248.23

As the title says. A few providers offer anycast and I want to do something cool with it, but apart from DNS or a basic web server I don't really have any ideas. Does anyone else?

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.BZ does not have public WHOIS, so I have no way to make the data public. You can check our "corporate" domain (3k33.pl) in NASK WHOIS https://dns.pl

I ran some CentOS 7 DNS server for like 950 days before I finally restarted it. That was a BuyVM server.

I feel like I must be the first person to even use the VPS lol. The templates are broken (IPv6 support is broken on both Debian and Ubuntu, yet DNS is set to use IPv6), and there's a separate virtual

I see two ways. One is to get knowledgeable with DNS and to run your own NS - which I advise against for anyone with just one or two domains and relatively basic needs.

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https://docs.gcore.com/dns/dns-records/specify-cname-at-root