- Reverse DNS

offer. The court held ban (2010) regarding TPB (DNS + IP block, also for new IP addresses and new proxy sites that appear) didn't survive the high court ruling (2014), but was upheld in the court of

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1687.48 Mbit/s 21.067 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 1138.80 Mbit/s 2421.55 Mbit/s 12.888 ms Spain, Madrid (MasMovil) 223.38 Mbit/s 213.62 Mbit/s 28.233 ms Italy, Rome (Unidat

* Reverse DNS Available (On Request)

690.78 Mbit/s 35.816 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 172.30 Mbit/s 1127.75 Mbit/s 29.550 ms Spain, Madrid (MasMovil) 292.26 Mbit/s 904.62 Mbit/s 45.529 ms Italy, Rome (Unidat

If you feel that there are any documentation articles that are missing which might be vital to your success, I would like to know. Most often all I get are "You don't have a DNS article for X

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For outbound only you do not create mx dns records for your mxroute server. You add include:mxlogin.com to your spf dns record and speaking sendmail you add a smarthost relay to your web server's outb

You need to create the MX records in DNS for abc.com.

Yes I am having a hard time figuring out how and where to enter the DNS.

* Reverse DNS (PTR) configuration on client area

EDIT - It's excellent for stateless things (DNS, basic CDN stuff, etc).

If i don’t understand you wrong here you’re suggesting to use dns based round robin by simply creating 3 A/AAAA records (one per server), and if it stops to ping, have it removed via the CF api with a

So, we already run a small no-logging VPN service that blocks "BS" (ads, trackers and known malicious stuff) with DNS over Tor. Those who use it seem happy but I put it out of stock

free domains are not "unstable" or "not legit", they work just fine, it's just a dns record afterall

We use it for our DNS/SSL configs/files for our Nodes. Works great.

So... to answer this in an economic way...

Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 172.12 Mbit/s 462.80 Mbit/s 34.963 ms