Our monitoring reported that the NAT64/DNS64 dns server used for IPv6-only Nodes became unreachable as the upstream provider discontinued its service.

No need for complex setup. Simply use nginx, use CloudFlare DNS and one of the following plugins for caching and your site will work like a bullet.

I did set up DNS for an idle server, also played around a bit with tunnels using cloudflared. I tried to contact support but since I'm not a paying customer my ticket was autoclosed. Not sure I guess

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I use it for a few less important domains. Looks like it's a minimum charge of $1 per month, even if DNS is free? Still have some free credit but should look into this at some point.

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Just set DNS in router to 1.1.1.3 + 1.0.0.3

Hostry provides a wide range of hosting services from VPS to CDN and DIY services. The user, in addition to VPS servers, in this case, gets the opportunity to use DNS hosting, CDN service, and SSL ce

Sorry but you are wrong. Hostry has its own network infrastructure and its own facilities. Hostry provides a wide range of hosting services from VPS to CDN and DIY services. Some locations in which th

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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