Cloudflare Public DNS Resolver(1.1.1.1) sometime returns SERVFAIL error.

What about the DNS Only? Does it get problems with peering though?

Nice, can confirm my free sites on Cloudflare has their /cdn-cgi/trace marked SNI as encrypted. Oddly, nhentai is still marked as plaintext. Can't really test whether it pass the SNI filtering because

Tl;dr: Yes, CF is worth it, if worth it equals spending 0 and getting a great DNS with WAF and a ton of features

mainstream browsers need to enable secure DNS (Dns Over HTTPS) before enabling ECH (except for manual enablement). Then for reviewers, they can first intercept those large doh servers that the browse

What your client needs is an email security suite like MS Defender for O365 or any other similar solutions. DNS surely can block known malicious domains but what if it’s a freshly registered one not o

If your client's main goal is protecting the network from phishing, malware, bad links, etc., the easiest way is to set up Cloudflare's DNS service (1.1.1.1). It offers automatic blocking of malicious

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Mailservers, non-proxied subdomains, shared cert (flexible mode), DNS history, javascript leak, shodan.io, censys.io, dnsdumpster, etc.

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Custom rDNS

When cloudflare fails, it eventually happens with DNS too

@sillycat if you don't use CDN and only need DNS, Cloudflare is decent, I use Cloudflare with CDN disabled.

I use 1984.is and desec.io to replace Cloudflare's DNS. I have not replaced the CDN and DDoS protection aspect of it because I have found that I don't need any of that.

This Dynamic DNS IP Update is a METHOD FOR ACHIEVING MINIMUM DOWNTIME° following IP changes FOR LOCAL ACCESS SERVICES like;

@alexhost How many DNS servers do you have? Is it possible to set up GeoDNS? Any plan for paid plans?

The main reason why we launch this DNS service, is for who want an alternative to Cloudflare, this mean in terms of privacy. (Terms of Service and Acceptable Usage Policy applies)

Spam. Oplink.net has zero tolerance for bulk email (spam) distribution. Bulk email sent to your clients who opt-in is allowed. Any Client running a mail server must request a reverse DNS record via su

Sorry to bring this back, just wondered if there were any updates on this? I am in a similar position, we use Opensrs to sell domains, but can’t see an option for clients to manage DNS when using the

Exciting news (at least for some, hopefully): All resolvers support Anonymized DNSCrypt and DNS over HTTPS (DoH) now.