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Does anyone here implement DNS filtering, whether it’s with AdGuard, Pi-hole, or OpenDNS?

I was kind of annoyed for myself for not pulling the trigger on it when the 4 core ARM came up because the only reason I was dithering was thinking it was IPv6 only. But I hate running things directly

Not seeing any instability here (on node 1), but still hoping we'll soon get IPv6 Reverse DNS sorted out.

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/201083/

Fixed, had to update the DNS records.

I'm confused, so I did a web search. It looks like the word, "alias", can have more than one meaning. Are we talking about a situation that involves more than one domain name (eg, e…

It's just one MX record per domain alias (in the domain's DNS records) if using default (non spamexperts) CraneMail setup, or four if you're using spamexperts.

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In past experience with other mail hosts, one or two MX records are required for example.com. After that, the host can begin sending and receiving mail for unlimited numbers of local-parts at example…

Well, for a domain alias, DNS needs to know where to route the domains email...?

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How are MX records related to aliases? I would imagine that mail hosting only once requires setting MX records at the DNS level. Thereafter, any aliases can be created. Do I have the wrong idea?

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edit: also have multiple high spec ones setup as adguard dns servers