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the registrar, dns host and web host can all be different companies or the same company. for example if you've registered a domain at namecheap, pointed it to easydns and then set ns records to some h

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What ?! Do you mean with IPv4 based internet connection with default DNS in Indonesia blocked reddit and some linux ISO ?

I use their vpses as an CDN edges, so bad nodes are automatically detected and removed from dns.

And you know what, currently there is no DNS hijack/transprent DNS if you’re using V6 internet connection. Simply change your DNS resolver. So you can access reddit and download favorite Linux ISO

All revealing dns records like MX are set to outsourced services. No reverse records. Domain registrar with privacy protection.

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DNS is one of the most crucial parts of your webhosting and it is often neglected and left on reistrar's unicast nameservers. This DNS thing is well worth learning. Here are some DNS traversal utiliti

That's what I would have thought too except that sudden accessibility was too soon after the NS change. But I'm getting a little confused now again. On easydns they have their own NS (along with a pop

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It's probably just because it took that long for the DNS records to propagate. The A record not the NS record change. You really should not be serving NS records different to the authoritative nameser

You can still use the default/registrar's DNS provided that they allow you to manage the records, and in the case, you'll just need to create the A record there itself.

term "zone" came up in the easydns Help, as well as the in the DNS records at a2hosting (there was a SOA listed) and I have no idea what that is. I've been using tons of different d

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- /29 IPv4 Addresses (5 usable IP Addresses) on Private VLAN with Reverse DNS

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Well, it does not come with DNS servers. You have to point your domain to these CDN IPs using A records. But yes, you can use your existing domain, and it will work just like cloudflare, without a f