ApisCP, or the panel formerly known as apnscp. It's a multi-tenant hosting platform built around best practices from my time behind the helm of Hostineer. It speaks a variety of DNS implementations an

small testing / playground environments, like dns or network troubleshooting (speedtests, mtr, monitoring) it looks quite interesting, especially because of the location in Frankfurt.

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Otherwise would have been a nice additional little anycast dns node.

to experiment with multiple locations route 53 DNS works well and is easy to setup, using hourly billed instances with vultr or DO and a simple static setup it's rather easy and cheap to do your own

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If your main server is on the US or EU and you use a CDN for your static assets (CF free can be enough, BunnyCDN does perform better in some places (Asia, AU, BR) but adds an extra DNS lookup which ad

I got following abuse report from vultr and not sure how to handle it. My instance is only one from the list they have mentioned which I am using to run private socks proxy for scraping and generatin…

46.93 Mbit/s 153.251 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 38.32 Mbit/s 9.51 Mbit/s 167.742 ms Spain, Madrid (Adamo) 115.02 Mbit/s 47.39 Mbit/s 161.833 ms Italy, Ro

See image below for a traceroute to Cloudflare's DNS.

Here's a small intro about the company, CloudCone, LLC is a Cloud Hosting Services Provider that provides Fully Managed hourly billed cloud virtual private servers, AnyCast DNS and high-performance ba

-Reverse DNS for IPv4 and IPv6

I suggest learning more about DNS first. When setting up proper mail server, smtp server, relay , anit-spam, delivery , etc... You will find yourself that there are lots of DNS related topics. DNS rec

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Your DNS server is literally returning the value "1 \@." for the MX record. Weird.

I don't know what this means. I even opened incoming port 25 but same result. I haven't setup any SPF, DKIM, Reverse DNS so may be this is the issue?

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If you had an SSL cert form lets encrypt set up already as you say and started tinkering with DNS records afterwards? not a good Idea.