I am interested in migrating free DNS hosting from Cloudflare to AlexHost. This would require the ability to hide a web host's IP address. Cloudflare's name for this is, "proxy", or

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I suspect that's the issue too. Something like flushdns probably would work on pc. But most of the iPhone users at the client's office are not exactly the savvy types. I cleared years of history and

I've checked DNS propagation status and they're all seem fine. The only difference is the AAAA record with the old host and lack of them with the new host.

Go to popular DNS servers(8.8.8.8,1.1.1.1,etc) and purge AAAA records.

DNS resolution has generally nothing to do with the device itself. It does not matter if you use FireFox in iOS or Debian. After TTL expired, the data should be fresh.

I think it's just a dns hosting, it doesn't hide the server ip.

Does anyone have any experience with AlexHost's free DNS hosting?

Nobody has secondary DNS for cPanel or directadmin? (Image)

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‏Those tricks only work with some VPN services, sometimes. It's often very easy to tell you're using a VPN/datacenter/non-residential IP address using simple DNS checks even if your IP isn't already b

Anyone have Cpanel and DirectAdmin Reseller Account (no root) but have secondary dns?

Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 85.49 Mbit/s 52.10 Mbit/s 159.164 ms

Did you? In your thread you've told a different story about simply removing the IP from DNS.

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https://bill.alexhost.com/knowledgebase/article/33/how-to-set-up-and-configure-dns-service/

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* Reverse DNS

Get a fucking VPN, run it in a container, set up cloudflared (Cloudflare Tunnel) in the same network as the VPN container, relay shit through VPN onto Cloudflare. Finally, sit back and relax and watch

* Reverse DNS