This is exactly how you use DNS servers - by pointing both ns records to the same IP (Image)

However, it is still impossible to confirm that OpenAI has indeed acquired AI.com. According to Domain Investing's report, AI.com is hosted by Google, and the privacy protection (Whois privacy) is tur

Still have like one emails that's kind of used forwarded on it tho, so, worth keeping rather than changing DNS.

If you can't have forward confirmed reverse DNS, you need to be using an SMTP relay, not sending mail from your IP and telling everyone else it's their job to deal with your choice to run an improperl

BIMI is done outside of the service, just a purely preference based thing you do in your own DNS. This is what I usually send people who are curious about it: https://blog.mailup.com/2020/10/how-to-au

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Hmm sounds just like how the microsoft BL works, You need rdns, mail server before you can even write to microsoft about the BL removal. So we can say the MXRBL is indeed owned by MXRoute but under di

The user submitted an MXRBL removal request for an IP that is in a network which is very, very much more likely to send spam than ham. The IP had no reverse DNS and no listening mail server. So not a

When you opened your removal request you had no mail server listening on port 25 and no reverse DNS record. Yet you want me to place extra trust in you, someone running a VPS inside of a mostly spam n

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

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All VPS Resource Packs also come with free DNS hosting (manageable via our VPS Control Panel) for your domains (no limit on number of domains or zones). We have a clustered DNS set up whereby one DNS

A kill switch and DNS leak protection is best implemented client side. Dual stack v4/v6, for sure, when in production.

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cloudflare. Or even better, they set up reverse DNS for their IP that literally gives an attacker the exact IP linked to the domain name.

yeah, dns over tor can ONLY make sense on a client though.

I agree, DNS over Tor can be demanding on the response time from websites.

It heavily depends on your local dns cache, as Incognet servers shouldn't cache requests for privacy reasons.

I haven't heard about DNS over Tor before, but I just read that Cloudflare launched it several years ago, albeit it is still an experimental services. How much will it impact query speed?