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Only if the provider is running their hosting on the same server as their DNS server.

And every half-decent panel supports Cloudflare and some other DNS APIs.

What if that user's domain registered with Cloudflare? Cloudflare didn't allow domain owners to change from their DNS to third parties.

in the shared hosting panel dns section you can find the new ip address the host use for your domain

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Budget is tbd based on my options so I can hopefully avoid DNS routing.

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IPv6 address cannot be accessed, I guess your DNS resolution is invalid, so it cannot be accessed

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Two years ago, I signed up for shared web hosting (with a LET provider I don't need to name yet). I set an A record for the root domain names. The hosting worked perfectly until last month, when DNS f

Planning to use it to build a SearXNG search proxy, a dns nameserver, a private doh server and a small git server, and I'll put it behind a cloudflare cdn so I want good peering with cloudflare, but i

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* It's repulsive to defend censorship "better protect the next generation". I can protect families by simply setting DNS to 1.0.0.3 on the router. No need to spend trillions of money

Everyone that was on 208.70.218.0/24 will have the same last part of the IPs, but on 217.60.96.0/24 which is leased from a more reputable source. If you have DNS pointing to the old range, please star

Maybe a DNS quirk? but the only issue we've had was the power outage the other weekend and that was fixed pretty quick.

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