Most likely. We'll see how he deals with becoming the single point of failure when he's managing multiple DNS servers for the first time.

* Reverse DNS (PTR) configuration on client area

They are using HostSlick & HosTeam & Vsys looking at their current DNS.

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The problem with the hosts file is that you don't always have access to those laptops, but you can ask the users to you set their DNS servers, or even configure DNS over https through their browsers.

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If you have to configure each workstation, you might as well use hosts file and not leak using DNS anyway.

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If someone does thousands of DNS MX resolutions and sends thousands of TCP SYN packets to the 25/tcp it is pretty obvious something very suspicious is going on (Image)

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* If my account users use my domain in their IMAP, SMTP and POP settings in their mail clients I update the DNS servers to point to MXroute's services.

I need to host some servers that are not supposed to be on public DNS servers, but accessible to own workstations and laptops which will be configured with those DNS servers.

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It was some kind of white label system which enabled customers to delegate their DNS to you and all that stuff, but this time it is just for me.

I'm running my primary DNS in its own VM on my dedi with 368M, 1GB swap and 3GB root partition, and not had any issues.

What VPS specs and software do I need to manage my own DNS?

Right now that requires a ticket, but I'm actively working on a solution which will enable users to set their own IPv6 rDNS entries via SolusVM. I'm no expert when it comes to PowerDNS and am struggli

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/64 IPv6 Addresses (Reverse DNS / PTR Available)