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I was wondering why I had DNS resolve problems.

I have been using bunny for domains related to business or any production website, and selfhosted personal ones using powerdns, on 2 of dedirock's vps, so it's like ns1. and ns2. Setup using a primary

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It's always the DNS.

Crazy. I mean its not that much, but on the other side, its just DNS (Image)

Ohh I see maybe aghome and technitium uses more resources as they have UI I guess, I use knot+dnsdist with hagezi pro + tif filters.

approximately 800 MB to 1 GB of memory (for the DNS resolver alone). Of course, all of this is due to the lists (which contain 2 million entries); otherwise—if I were running my own DNS server that d

I am running a dns resolver(used by approx 50 people) on a vultr vps from many months now. It has 1GB RAM, but the server hardly touches 50% memory usage. I would have went with 512MB RAM plan if vult

Does DNS whitelabeling usually or always require permission?

Thanks, usually trying to avoid CF and didn't think of testing with their DNS.

They are going to migrate to new subnet. Be prepared to update DNS records and do some other work.

WHOIS for .be domains can be checked via DNS Belgium (dnsbelgium.be).

Now Direct Admin CP error:

I wondered why I didn't receive that mail. Turns out rDNS of the mail server didn't resolve:

Njalla has suspended the domain. cryptoservers.io no longer resolves(DNS removed, ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED).

The only technical risk I see is that all the global DNS root servers might not be truly authoritative for the ccTLDs and when the SOAs time out they might refuse to serve any domain.

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The verification tool can sometimes show inconsistent results due to DNS propagation or caching on WHMCS's end. If you check right now, you'll see it's fully authorized.

I don't understand your question. One'd think that, if the provider gives you a guide on how to whitelabel their dns, then whitelabeling the dns should be "ethically alright". It w