* Upload to /var/www/, connect subdomain (Web > Subdomains) or addon domain (DNS > Addon Domains) if it's to be parented to the main account

censurfridns.dk is quite sweet - I use that one in NL and Germany.

I have a lifetime sub for both VPN and SmartDNS. They work extremely well for streaming and, when I had some hiccups with the DNS, they fixed it pretty quickly. Get this lifetime while it lasts.

Usually, when using a SmartDNS, when your browser queries a streaming url (e.g. something.nflxvideo.net), the DNS server replies with their own servers which than proxies the request to the origin ser

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How does this SmartDNS works ? is this works to bypass ISP that using Transparent DNS Proxy ?

On servers I usually go for Quad9 or DNS.WATCH (when the server is in DE).

Updated chart to include my latest purchase: Keepsolid Smart DNS Lifetime (28$)

Please note that the DNS configuration is specified directly in the client, so using whatever DNS server you already have running is very easy and Pi-hole has an automated installer itself, so it's no

I'm not sure you understand the difference between Cloudflare's public anycast DNS service and Cloudflare CDN service, or what each of those services do.

Thanks for your answer. As far as I know, Cloudflare improves latency. So if my server in UK, using CF DNS, people from Poland, Serbia and even Turkey should have almost the same latency as people fro

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

All our super-prem DNS look-ups are manually routed:

* We are talking about recursive DNS in this topic. To host your own PTR records you need an authoritative DNS server and one which support reverse zones, but if you don't have at least a /24 of IPv4,

Hello, can someone help me getting my NS working fine (using my own domain and not the provider whitelabel domain, Im webhost reseller)

Thanks for everything, man. I got a solution now that I am working on. I'm doing some small DNS-transfers now with non-important sites and learning about the do's and dont's.

-Reverse DNS for IPv4 and IPv6

Depends on your use case. Do not expect performance and do not try to do heavy load. Its good for development or small systems like DNS only hosting.

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Just to clarify that we won't need to open any support ticket for the DNS Only License?