All of these actually use nftables under the hood. UFW is an iptables frontend and modern iptables is usually iptables-nft, which just translate iptables commands into (sloppy) nftables rules. But wr…

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Understood, i already have TCPShield in front of me but attackers keep hiting my backend ip even if I don't reveal it by any dns records. Hence I need native DDoS protection

$ dig SOA gov.in +shortns.trs-dns.com. trs-ops.tucows.com. 1783701053 1800 900 604800 300$ dig NS gov.in +shortns10.trs-dns.org.ns01.trs-dns.com.ns01.trs-dns.net.ns10.trs-dns.info.

Link: https://nixsanctuary.com/zoho-mx-for-gov-in-and-nic-in-why-mgovcloud-in-uses-us-based-markmonitor-and-ultradns/

“Update DNS.”

Any chance of adding a local recursive DNS resolver on the nodes? It'll help with Tor exits so we aren't stuck with only the choice of using a centralized upstream nameserver like 8.8.8.8 and renting

Update DNS cluster. I have a 20+ server anycast setup, which is going to replace the relatively poor anycast setup we're using now (Just 4 BuyVM POPs). I built some health check tools and stuff to mak

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I did an exercise, once I had silly ego fight with someone from EU and moved all my hosting, registrar to Asia as a challenge. The conclusion was, we cannot survive without proper US/EU based provider

we do have a DNS record checker for cranemail that does the trick too.

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to your MX as per the RFCs and not use X DNS hosting because Spamhaus won't like it and Y hosting provider and Z TLD.

Our premium infrastructure is built entirely on the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X (running at a massive 5.7GHz+ boost clock). If you've been stuck on old, sluggish Intel Xeon chips with other budget hosts, the pe

@ddps from Japan has been nothing but very stable and good for me, I host tech blog, DNS, email what not with them.

Also we should release the DNS stuff soon, we are making clustering round robin, and static permalink style DNS access available. Will poiunt to specific service ID you have bought permanently, and th

Custom Reverse DNS

* IP renumber (The IP is leased from multacom. So moving out means you'd have to change IP) -> Hassle of setting up DNS, etc.

@CloudGone

Customers were told to migrate IPv4 addresses before June 22, 2026. That meant updating services, DNS records, firewall rules, monitoring, application configs, and anything else bound to the old IP. C