I would like to add another domain to my website, difference would just be the TLD, but I still want both to be usable. Additionally they may point to different IPs in their DNS.

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I wish I can have your yearly small Plan for my DNS server. I missed that one on BF.

Ability to set reverse DNS, remote backup, faster pipe, and Synology hardware is ass for the price.

I am currently thinking of how to accomplish this on my developing dns service! I was thinking to do this based on country ip in which the dns server will respond with an A record with the designated

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2911.43 Mbit/s 6.607 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 199.94 Mbit/s 2372.38 Mbit/s 19.045 ms Germany, Munich (InterNetX) 217.67 Mbit/s 1377.17 Mbit/s 14.329 ms Denmark, Copenh

No, my ISP doesn’t support IPv6, even if some situations such as DNS hijacking.

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I went to a provider listed: https://nat64.net/ and it says configure the DNS to the ones listed... So, I change it where? On my local (windows - ipv4) or Server (centos - ipv6)?

Ping / tracert LG domain. It will resolve IP itself via DNS.

* Free reverse DNS management

They support pings, HTTP monitoring (keyword missing, keyword exists, HTTP status codes), TCP ports, UDP ports, and SMTP, POP3, IMAP, and DNS monitoring.

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That's how things work, duh. It sounds like if you put the IPV6 DNS like you were supposed to then maybe people would have working service and not complain of bad templates and bad sysadmin.

I used to support IPv6 on my dns hosting (shared hosting) and automatically added the equivalent AAAA record if the hostname had one. People forgot to change the AAAA record, and only changed the A re

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139.52 Mbit/s 92.455 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 201.67 Mbit/s 270.89 Mbit/s 97.381 ms Spain, Madrid (MasMovil) 196.24 Mbit/s 250.67 Mbit/s 102.724 ms Italy, Rome (Unidat