I had a great domain once, that Google somehow blocked. I couldn't get them to crawl it, I switched DNS, I switched SSL, I switched hosting.

I've noticed this myself - not only with bunny.net, but also with other providers which depend on GeoDNS. Looks like 1.1.1.1's caching is so aggressive that it ignores whether the origin client subnet

I only recommend their DNS management if someone looking for Cloudflare alternative.

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Custom Reverse DNS for IPs.

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* transfer stuff from old cPanel to new 15-days trial cPanel (use cPanel transfer tool for minimial downtime, alternatively you can reupload cPanel backups) - don't forget to set up new DNS for domain

So for example, one of the most common DDoS attacks is DNS reflection/amplification, this is spoofing the source IP (a victim) into public facing DNS servers, and then those servers respond with an am

* Worried that the local ISP sees the DNS and websites I visit?

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Offering full data (dns, dbs, mail, files etc) migration from DA to CP?

BTW grep the posix utility is lowercase. DNS Record types are typically written upper case.

https://twitter.com/CelerNetwork/status/1560022871564775424there should be a discord or telegram group with a bot that just spits out any changes to the DNS of the front ends of these defi DAPPS.

Anycast DNS

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You are correct - the only option through Bunny would be to use DNS. While "Edge Rules" do allow you to change the origin URL for Russian users (or any other supported condition), yo

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And someone (dunno excalty) renew domain for 1 year and change dns to parking domain (Image)

Looks like bunny dns is in open preview now!

Yeah it's quite cheap and easy. A DNS server barely consumes any resources and the resell