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Sorry if this has been answered already, but does this service aim to hide web host IP addresses in the manner of Cloudflare's DNS proxies? (I know this might be a dumb question but I'm asking anyway.

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If my understanding is correct, you need a DNS hosting provider that supports assigning specific IP addresses by region, such as Huawei Cloud (Image)

I use 256MB vps for cpanel DNS, works great. You used to be able to install it on that, but the guys at cpanel 4 years ago changed the script for install and now you have to either modify the script o

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or it'll just work like DNS records or will cause any issue?

I think this aligns with the idea of GSLB. I did implement one in the past using PowerDNS and DB replication for accomplishing geo-based hidden-master DNS architecture. https://tchv.fr/pdns-gslb/ migh

He is pretty much right. You'll need to sync both servers. Everything else is managed externally. I can't recommend you a specific service but if you google "Geo DNS" you'll find a b

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You would probably be best off getting some Geo DNS service. While implementing it yourself is possible it'll be somewhat tricky and if you have to ask it will probably be a bit of a steep learning cu

Without a proxy and caching feature similar to Cloudflare, there is no point, there are too many similar free DNS providers out there.

Which provider is better for anycast dns?

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Last time I tried CloudNS, their anycast behaved really weirdly. For me, DNS lookups from Australia were being routed to the US east coast even though they had a PoP in Australia! That went on for mon

* Cloudflare dns analytics (from the dashboard)

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For someone who knows what they’re looking for and has seen this shit before, yes reverse DNS for spam domains and tons of phishing domains pointing to a hosting provider’s IPs is evidence of heavy ab

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Will this hardware replacement result in IP change, or are we safe from that? Noone is waiting for updating all DNS entries after change (Image)