As usual, Mail Servers, Porn Websites and DNS Servers are banned.

Yes, of course, but it's a relatively easy option to have rDNS for residential customers too (at least where I live, that is some 500km away from you :-). That's what I said.

I'm a bit north-west from where you seem to be located and 99% of all end user IPs have been dynamic here since like the 90s. Granted there probably were/are options to get static ones with the bigger

But for all the time I spend looking at reverse DNS records I'm pretty sure the overwhelming majority of residential IP space is not forward confirmed and I doubt a second hand renter of it is getting

Yes, I get your point here. However, I believe what I think @jar was trying to say is that most ISPs don't offer rDNS for residential customers. This is generally true, except in some cases where stat

A static IP (which includes the option to request rDNS setup) was free until recently, and I think there is no change for customers who requested it in the past.

To me it looks like most of the ISPs that don't do it at this point are in third world countries. They get heavily blacklisted as a result. Every ISP should do this, it would smash botnet activity wor

You can't set reverse DNS on residential IPs and you only need to use port 25 if you're delivering mail directly to recipients and not to a mail relay first. This means you are planning to send mail d

I tried to order a vps from you but it ask forNS1 Prefix, NS2 Prefix 😐 why it ask for dns name server

The charts that I shared above are based on statistics about SMTP connections that we received from IP addresses whose reverse DNS (PTR) matches the pattern "*.mailbaby.net". The sta

I thought one of my sites was hacked on that server I found the true cause after a couple of days...

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originating from IPs having a PTR (i.e. reverse DNS) resolving to *.mailbaby.net, *.mailchannels.net, *.sendgrid.net, etc. A delivery success is simply defined as an SMTP connection that resulted in

DNS replies. It works by resolving domains to IPs controlled by the SmartDNS provider which then forward packets to the original destination thereby making it look like you are in a different country

Can you elaborate more this part : "I've had some discussion on how SmartDNS actually works but i'm pretty sure it does it's thing by faking specific replies to provide IPs which will then do

I deleted the domain in DirectAdmin and the abusing website is still online, so it's not my website that was hacked. It's a DNS issue.

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I use external DNS so I've set the nameservers on my domain(s) in Incognet to a different provider where I manage my A (and other) records. Hadn't had issues with it.

Have you been able to manage DNS records/nameservers so that you can associate a given domain with a different VPS? When I buy a domain (not hosting + domain) from IncogNET, I have to activate free ho

Just now, I tried to install a new Cloudflare certificate and key in Serv00. No errors or unexpected behavior happened. Then I enabled the DNS proxy and selected full (strict) encryption. Right away,