But honestly: email hosting is reall pain in a**. Much more difficult thant web-hosting (and little reward). Are you sure you want to do it? If you are, start by dns configuration (dnssec, dane, spf,

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Oh, I see. Where can I obtain one? I visited https://app.misaka.io/dns/zones/, but I couldn't create a new zone.

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This is part of Anti-Piracy MAFIA. The next things to go is VPNs, Domains, DNS like Quad9 and many more.

I'm surprised they don't MITM DNS requests to other DNS servers and also apply the blocks to those. It's trivial to do as not many people are using encrypted DNS yet (DNS over HTTPS, DNS over TCP and

Then it was Nginx on all nodes with rolling DNS failover if a node failed.

https://docs.misaka.io/services/dns/pricing

but what is the pricing on your anycasted dns service?

* AS15366 DNS:NET Internet Service GmbH < 2ms

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DNS/HTTPS blocking at a ISP level within the country for the offending domains is fine. But asking the registrar to revoke domain ownership by this logic would give other countries the same power of r

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anyways most of these blocks can be bypassed by just using a good DNS or just using something like PowerTunnel or GoodByeDPI.

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Next target appears could be CloudFlare as their public dns still appears to be resolving namecheap

to why something is blocked anymore) and every DNS resolver that is reachable from germany would have to comply with that and the copyright idiots are happy to be the trojan horse to push that throug

There are also resellers, probably. So yeah, didn't make much sense. Then again, Germany blocked TPB/Kinox and other similar sites on ISP DNS level which is just as "efficient".