20th March Update: dynadot.com is now accessible from all ISPs. Namecheap.com, gransy.com and sarek.fi are still not accessible with 2 ISPs, irrespective of changing dns servers to 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1

Yes. Alternatively, assign a different DNS name to each service (seafile.example.com,

Regarding NB DNS with regards to email that they were reselling from MXroute...

off our network for redundancy (things like DNS or website mirrors or off-network failover VMs and stuff). But with no real website or information, I can't be bothered to consider it further.

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I feel a bit slow at the beginning of the download speed, but I checked the dns and found that it is 192.168.. 8.8.8.8, which feels a bit strange, if the default dns is 8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4 is better

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But once I get it, I am planning change it to cloudflare DNS ( I mean.... change nameservers to cloudflare nameservers and manage dns record in cloudflare) to attach my workers and tunnels as well.

all numbers though, such as Hurricane Electric DNS and a couple mail providers I tried so maybe don't put your whole life on one lol.

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Are you using their DNS with anycast network? It should be a up to 10 ms globally, you may check latency using https://ping.sx/dig

Assuming you have control over your local network, could you setup another device to handle the DoH for you and use that as your DNS server on your Windows 10 system?

As far as I know Windows 10 already support DoH. May bit tricky but there is tons of its tutorial on Google. Or install local DNS resolver (such as Unbound) and use TLS upstream.

I'm assuming they are monitoring and blocking DNS requests and changing them. DNS over HTTPS would be a solution to this, but WIndows 10 doesn't seem to support it.

For us, searching via the web panel has defiantly been slower. however API use or updating/creating records seems to be the same. API operations seem to be also the same. Cant comment on actual DNS re

Since I hadn't done anything significant, I just reinstalled to see if it was any different and sure enough sshd came up this time, so it must have been a fluke. DNS is working after reinstall as wel

We can do all of this, and 100 cPanel accounts for $65.49 per month. It meets your criteria entirely, and offers an Anycast DNS cluster across the globe (20+ PoPs).

Thank you for the feedback! These are indeed the stock OpenVZ 'EZ' templates, so they do have some "bloatware". As for the DNS issue, this should now be fixed. We had the SolusVM tea

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