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.

No, the main conclusion is that the shared hosting provider expects their nameserver to be used and you're on your own to update IP's. Secondarily, it's ideal and expected for providers to inform user

Apparently couldn't sign-in on the old account with 1G-SERVERS. Auto deletion on inactivity?

* Check your own planning/design/situation!

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Built my own ovh control panel to be one of the cool kids...

We've just launched something we've been working on for a while: Anycast IPs. As far as we know, we're only the second provider around here to offer this (and we actually have stock) - and, we believe

I got my hands on one of @HostDZire's own (own HW) VPS in NL, AMS and of course benchmarked it.

SVR4U provides Malaysia-based KVM VPS hosting with a dedicated IPv4 address included, KVM virtualization, DDoS mitigation and practical customer support.

Thanks for the shout! We can definitely help you out with this over at Infraly through one of our subrands: Hosturly or Physgun. We have our own in-house mitigation system, with GSL serving as a volum

Since @labze has responded to my support ticket, and to prevent this thread from going off-topic, I would like to ask the admins (@angstrom / @DP) to close this thread.

I think only a Tor exit would count, because only a Tor exit is relaying traffic to the outside world. There are other hosts in India that can run non-exits (but never exits) because illegal traffic i

TOR is kind of vpn isnt ? it helps us to mask our own internet IP address.

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Great service, just what I need cuz I feel lazy to set up my own IMAP+SMTP lol

Users that pointed their own DNS to the SE IP's must cut over before August 1st when we'll decom these nodes.

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Under attack doesn’t make it slower, it presents a JS challenge. Not even being able to detect this… idk, making code that bad would be a challenge. Wouldn’t even respond with a http status of 200

People usually write posts when they are unhappy with a hosting provider. When people are satisfied, not many posts surface. So I wanted to share my own experience as well (which is of the later type)

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