* Networking IPv4, IPv6, TCP/IP, LAN/WAN, DHCP, DNS

Is that not what DNS is for? (Image)

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

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Ok, so it uses a few bits more storage (but seriously, against the ever growing tide of data an extra 64 bits on IP addresses is ... of questionable concern) and it's trickier to memorise an individua

Asks for Gateway: 123.456.789.1. Asks for DNS: 8.8.8.8

Yeah, it's my problem. My adguard dns blacklisted you for some reason.

Are you filtering based on IPs instead of hostnames? I mean, you could probably use DNS for that. (ie Xiaomi devices not calling back home)

They are encrypted and do not go through DNS.

do not find $20 a year to host a website, VPN, DNS, etc to be 'expensive' and the type of people who order those plans generally already know that what they want to do will work within those limits.

Nice offer. Looking forward to some DNS service offers (Image)

* Reverse DNS (PTR) configuration via WebUI / API

No config at all have been done, mail is sent using local cli and all machines have correct reverse dns.

2) Use DNS CAA records to tell CA's to fuck off don't issue my certificate

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Our main site uses less than that. You can run DNS, wireguard, static and optimized dynamic sites, and so much more with low resources.

* Updates to our anycast DNS over Tor setup that the VPN network uses. This is to increase the capacity and capability of the setup. VPN service is currently out of stock until the update is complete.

Today, I notice that the famous phub website is blocked on my 2nd laptop, which is something that has never happened to be before. Note that I'm only using 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 as the DNS server, not I

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