For proxy, have the HAproxy load balancer in front of the cluster, then nginx-ingress and set up dynamic DNS configurations for a specific domain, while also allowing the customers to define their own

i used to love/use cyberpanel but then i felt installing OLS with its own panel is enough and less headache and i dont need many fancy features like mail, dns etc anyway.

nope, im using bunny DNS, tried bunny CDN, didn't fix anything...

Edit: examples of why one would check permitted use: mail server, Minecraft server, TOR exit nodes, commercial services, proxies, DNS, etc.

for DNS I will use cloudflared I hope it less buggy for me.

Moreover, DNS over proxy in a form of a hook is a set of hacks which is mentioned in the proxychains configuration file. It may or may not work.

I enable it, and it makes the browser crash, I change it to proxy_dns_daemon 127.0.0.1:1053 but I don't know how it works.

Don't use it and use browser's own proxy and dns settings?

Use DNS over HTTPS (DOH) then

I've been using Gcore for DNS for quite some time now, no issues.

Running your own DNS setup in your LAN could bypass that, for example.

The problem i'm facing it DNS leak, my ISP modified the router, so you can't change the DNS server,

Proxies can be like this as they're prone to DNS Leaks. If u want to be full anonymous better use a VPN Solution. OpenVPN or WireGuard will be a great solution

I used the simplest config I discovered a DNS leak, but didn't though they could get my full ip with it .

does ProxyChains handle DNS and WebRTC?

* 2 Dedicated IPv4 Addresses (Reverse DNS / PTR Available)

So, since DNS used port 53 to query stuff as well as to serve stuff, they can't use it as it is assigned already to an IP.

When I forward port 53 (tcp/udp) to any guest, then all guests (debian 11, rokylinux 8.6) which using resolvconf.service are not resolving DNS. They are connected to the internet but only having DNS r

Both IP address and port number are to be published in DNS as SRV record.

If it's whitelabel and using NexusBytes DNS, service may still be impacted down the road if those records vanish. Jar can probably provide a direct link to the DA login though. Not sure if NB was usin