I’m aware how mitigation works, it was a cheap suggestion. Relying on the fact that any decent DNS provider could HA and swap, so you’ll have minimal outage, but it’s still going to be costly.

All in all, you could also try nesting mitigation providers and simply doing HA/load balance/health checks on the DNS level.

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The "prague" reverse DNS entry of a Telia router, actually located in Frankfurt (FFM), has been corrected.

548.76 Mbit/s 20.837 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 670.00 Mbit/s 688.45 Mbit/s 15.584 ms Spain, Madrid (MasMovil) 503.22 Mbit/s 493.47 Mbit/s 29.434 ms Italy, Rome (Unidat

Now, maybe it was an accident. Maybe it was an DNS flaw, maybe it was aliens

It looks like either a DNS issue or a mistake by ISP.

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

Are you using cloudflare as reverse proxy (orange cloud) or just for DNS?

I'm running VMs in few AlibabaCloud regions (Shenzhen, Chengdu, Beijing) for testing reachability, GFW blocking etc. It works fine as long as you're aware of limitations of the Chinese internet experi

using vpn with a dns leak protection is the easiest way. there are few available for 1500 inr, which does the job. keepsolid, fastestvpn, veepn . you wont find much of a waiting time in connecting, co

dns is for when your failure mode involves a hurricane or bomb or geopolitical action

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Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 611.23 Mbit/s 691.49 Mbit/s 15.657 ms

You need port 443 if you want webhooks, but that's entirely optional, and has absolutely nothing to do with reverse dns.

Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 616.75 Mbit/s 646.01 Mbit/s 15.924 ms

I have a similar doubt here. I have a telegram bot, which provides information to users by scraping a certain website. Would reverse DNS be required? Shouldn't HTTPS GET and POST work on a NAT VPS too

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