Hello LET! Are there domain registrars that use multi-signature authentication? There are a few of us who want to purchase a domain, but none of us can do anything without the others... Contracts are

reverse DNS can be managed via our dashboard.

Basically, I need port 25 to be open, static IPv4 address and a way to have a reverse DNS (PTR) record from the ip address to my hostname. Spec like 256MB RAM, 1GB disk is enough.

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My response was just based on OP's inquiry, about using HE's DNS specifically for web forwarding.

Web forwarding is of course a web functionality, allowing you to forward/redirect one URL to another, so you won't be able to achieve that with HE's free DNS service, mainly because its purely a DNS s

the reply I got from them was that the NS domain dnsbrr.com had expired hence the issue. However, a few minutes ago checked and the WHOIS for dnsbrr.com states its expiry as 2025-04-19T14:33:11Z. The

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301/302 redirects for the verification or use DNS based verifications.

I like their DNS platform, for web-GUI DNS it is my favourite.

You don't do that with DNS, you do that with HTTP.. 301 or 302 redirect.

Is their any third-party service offering free web URL forwarding, without having DNS or hosting with them? (Possibly by pointing an A record or CNAME to them.)

You can not do that in DNS. As pointed out above, that is a feature in a webserver.

Many DNS providers I use offer this feature. (Even if the domain has no web hosting.) I'm trying to figure out HE's implementation.

I'm not familiar with HE's DNS service but unlike they specifically offer such a feature you can't. Well, at least not unless you have some webserver sitting around somewhere, which you can configure

How can I implement web forwarding for a domain using HE's DNS?

DoS host detection alert started at 2024-04-19 07:28:45 EEST.Host: 188.241.240.XXXSignatures: ICMP, IP Fragmentation, Total Traffic, UDP, NTP Amplification, DNS AmplificationImpact: 55.53 Gbps/5.28

I mean, you could do Crane<>Crane, but you might get DNS issues due to our clustering.