@Nyr can i request a feature please. Can we get the ability to choose our own DNS resolver IP instead of only being able to select the one given

* DirectAdmin DNS Management

You have also SSL check, domain expiry check, DNS check and blacklist check. I don't talk about all supported notifications systems. Public page are way more complete, showing system metrics you are

High availability servers cluster and dns round robin load balancing will do the job.

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2) DNS load balancing

Setup your home IP with a dynamic DNS service (e.g., afraid.org) and write a script that queries and changes the firewall rules.

He means the load balancer on a DNS level. It will send people to various server / provider round Robin styles. The same as Google or Facebook. You will get different server / ip each time you use the

It is also possible to do load balancing via DNS level, basically returning the IP address based on certain criteria (location of the IP, available resources on the server, etc etc).

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

I will accept IPv4 and IPv6 reverse DNS requests via ticket. However, Please note port 25 is blocked by default. I am open to unblocking it for servers with legitimate email sending needs however I wo

This being real IPv4, do you support a reverse DNS setup? What about for IPv6?

config which is unique to the site. For example, DNS server in Sao Paulo may return a USA IP because this particular website is video heavy and I don't have enough bandwidth/storage in Sao Paulo wher

Have SPF, reverse DNS PTR, properly setup for domains and the outbound mail server.

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You should check out Dynu's email services. They automatically setup the DNS as well. They provide a control panel to manage your accounts and other settings and a webmail to check your email so this

@tdwuk Thanks for the mention. The setup is fairly straightforward as it involves (i) adding your domains & mailboxes from the admin panel and (ii) updating DNS records : https://www.mailcheap

Is it straightforward to setup after modifying the dns?

As you can see, implementing CF means playing by their rules and technical limitations. A lot easier to just do this whole thing internally. I don't need fancy features that the other CDNs have since

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