Minimum UDP packet size is smaller than TCP though, so UDP would give you more pps if you fill up the pipe. Or do you mean things like DNS/NTP/etc. amplification attacks?

From my amateur's perspective, if I migrate my A domain hosted at Google to another Email provider, I need to point DNS records, TX etc to that another provider but then the pop3 etc at Google would b

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set ip/dns/gateway accordingly

set net0/ip 1.2.3.4 # VPS IP addr.set net0/netmask 255.255.255.0 # can be differentset net0/gateway 1.2.3.1 # can be different but in most cases, the last digit is 1set dns 1.1.1.1 # my fav, but other

Instead of actually transferring records, at least initially, would it be possible to simply tell the public DNS server to query the actual host servers for their records and serve those instead?

We have a bunch of old DirectAdmin servers (and Cpanel for that matter), each running their own DNS servers.

VPS8 - DNS (setup in progress) on Dedi2, KVM

* Reverse DNS Management

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https://bgp.he.net/dns/kr-seo.prod.surfshark.com

The use is to build HA anycasted dns for public use.

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I'm currently on a mission to deploy highly available(ipv6) dns service with dnssec support and local root for minimum RTT(no logging and bs, based on knot resolver from CZ.NIC). Currently i've deploy

Already doing domains, albeit on a smaller scale than what we hope to be doing a year from now. Will be packaging in free (limited) shared hosting with domain purchases soon as well, to make it easier

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I deal with around 15-20 VPSes per month from diff providers and its hard for me to manually keep track of them, install a domain on it and set up DNS etc.

You should take a look at Round Robin DNS, which will accomplish what you want without even the need for your 4th server. All load-balancing is done at DNS level. The drawback however is that load wil

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