Hopefully this helps to explain some. First thing I would do, if I were you, is remove that dynamic DNS URL from your post if it indeed points to a real IP, otherwise you may get to experience your c

nsmanager (to manage your dns and clients) and you need them x2

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I have several reverse-VPN's setup on Android phones to allow me to use their 4G connection as a remote/local reverse proxy via IP-over-DNS. iodine is incredibly easy to setup (even more so than OpenV

DNS Name: *.yourdomain.tld

I use a hook to have it update DNS at cloudns and automate the wildcard cert generation/renewal.

351.41 Mbit/s 99.705 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 162.45 Mbit/s 183.86 Mbit/s 115.392 ms Spain, Madrid (Adamo) 183.17 Mbit/s 303.91 Mbit/s 108.368 ms Italy, Rome (Unidat

48.11 Mbit/s 34.726 ms Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 49.78 Mbit/s 48.25 Mbit/s 23.724 ms Germany, Munich (InterNetX) 48.35 Mbit/s 48.69 Mbit/s 12.236 ms Denmark, Copen

I find the domain menu of namecheap confusing to navigate, and it is not as clear as with other registrars in terms of adding SPF records, or DKIM, and the like. For example, adjusting simple DNS entr

-Reverse DNS for IPv4 and IPv6

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

Related, a recent StackExchange discussion on the Cloudflare DNS.

Many DNS servers can filter those bogus IP addresses, for example, dnsmasq has the --bogus-nxdomain option.

[On the subject of privacy.. I block my ISP TalkTalk from my servers, after discovering they (TT) scan my VPSes after I visit them through ssh or a web client. That's me using OpenDNS rather than the

Just Google's DNS most of the time, on most of my servers.

I don't use dns, it's centralized.

If possible, I stay away from anything Google, they have trouble following specs, make their own rules and lot of their software has bugs that have lingered for years, common excuse is you did not pay

https://bgp.he.net/net/185.244.25.0/24#_dns

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