being noticed by DPI, such as tunneling over DNS or HTTPS 443 with special protocols / methods.

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DNS/ICMP tunnels. That means you don't have a large portion of the internet available.

I've been using Cloudflare for years now and I love it. The DNS service is excellent and supports CNAME flattening, plus all the other features (CDN, security, email routing) make it truly awesome.

I used several dns services in recent years, see below.

Free DNS service of Hurricane Electric DNS. Its DNS Lookup is fast in the USA and Europe only.

Cloudns is excellent. Using registrar DNS is too often a recipe for intermittent outages.

https://www.keycdn.com/blog/best-free-dns-hosting-providers

CloudFlare is my go-to DNS provider. DNS updates are instant and a huge part of the internet heavily depends on them.

I am using Cloudflare DNS. If they remove the free service, I will use Google DNS. Their geo routing is cheap and fast. Google DNS is pay as you go service

DNSMadeEasy is excellent used them for years for DNS, last year switched all my domains over to Cloudflare their renewal prices are hard to beat and there DNS interface makes it easy to adjust your do

There are many options (CloudNS, etc) but none seem to be simple and reliable as CF.

I have been having similar issues with DNS propagation from one domain registrar's DNS server. I looked at Cloudflare, Porkbun, and NameSilo for low cost domain registrars that I could trust.

My monitoring has been giving me " DNS lookup failure " as an increasingly common reason for outages with my services. When I'm getting a couple dozen emails, texts and phone calls b

or in other words: providers do it because more often than not it works, plus because it's easier to convince existing customers to pay extra for traffic beyond the real limit than it is to convince n

I can both receive and send emails as the custom domain but using Cloudflare to receive (after changing DNS settings and adding a route to my free gmail account, and adding Google to the SPF record fo

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WebPageTest for yoursunny blog from Osaka Japan suggests that the blog index page is loaded in 1.2 seconds, in which the initial DNS + TCP + TLS took up 0.4 seconds.

quick check shows port 25 open. no ability to set the reverse dns yet. He did say it would take awhile.

I can't ping from server to gateway and there is no DNS resolution. No joy from several attempts to correct using "Reconfigure Network". Should the interface be using ifcfg-eth0 or