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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.

Depending, if you use a anycast dns it makes looking up the records faster.

MiaB is designed to KISS. Keep it simple stupid. Due to that it does indeed want to handle DNS for the domain served by the box. But it is absolutely not a requirement to do so. You just need to k

If he wants to stick on KS then he can get multiple dedis there and load balance via dns or another dedi. He just need to spread the traffic. His issue is that 200k post/put or api request which will

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You should spread the traffic. Use multiple VMs. Then importantly use anycast dns. Load balancer will also be good option.

I'm using mailcow, and am really happy with it. I wanted to try mail-in-a-box but iirc it required me to use the box as the DNS server

@dtuando was all squared away back in September (the matter was sorted out same day). To add some additional public detail to this, we were migrating our website to a new server while at the same time

Don't point MX/other unnessecairy DNS records to your server. Use common sense.

It's Singapore. All porn and torrent websites are blocked by ISPs (unless you know how to use a DNS or proxy or VPN service).

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That's what DNS is for.

IPv6 addresses are AAAA in DNS ( 4x the address space so four A's instead of one ).

My basic understanding is that the traffic is routed differently? Also, is there anything special about DNS that is different from IPv4?

IF (a big if) my hope turns into reality, it would quickly be found out that not IP4 is the problem hunting us but actually DNS - or more precisely its not being used properly.

They could be filtering by dns query origin, or more likely tcp session origin ip.

i use free server for dns. tahnks

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I have smallweb plans in Lux, Mel (Au) and LAX (US). Good stable performance, @Mic-hael is a great guy to reach out to for support. There might have been a couple of hiccups- dns changes (Lux) and sof