Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 54.05 Mbit/s 243.61 Mbit/s 66.559 ms

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Trying out new cluster storage and breaking things because why not, but yes - new dns stats show a few million backend queries for MaxKVM served in the past 24 hours.

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Thanks for your reply. As I want to use it as a DNS Server, ipv6 is quite important. Is it possible to switch locations?

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Lastly, panel proxy as touched on earlier allows one to run multiple ApisCP nodes from a single login portal. It's been part of the magic behind Hostineer for the last 5 years and now it's cleaned up

Not bad for the past 24 hours, although half of the planet on Google DNS was not able to access until this morning.

Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 160.71 Mbit/s 134.53 Mbit/s 22.034 ms

https://dns.google/resolve?name=maxkvm.com&type=A

behaviors with BattleNet (Blizzard) and some DNS providers.

We'll see how much longer 8.8.8.8 keeps SERVFAILing us before trying out Google Cloud DNS.

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Edit: Looks like a DNSSEC issue.

This is from local unbound. So it would seem that the DNS server is not directing traffic to the closest endpoint.

There could be a variety of reasons why it may have failed for Google DNS. But it is also rather curious that it worked for 9.9.9.9 (without EDNS0 support) but failed for 9.9.9.11 (with EDNS0 support)

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Then, major recursive DNS providers (Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS, etc) do respect TTL. Ignore the crappy providers.