C: Request for reverse DNS

Other than that, it seems great other than you are obliged to use their DNS for the domain that they host email on - which I am not overly fond of.

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I do not use their MITM as a service. Dns, registrar :yes

* Cloudflare does not allows your to use external or your web host's DNS/Nameservers at all. If you want to use them, you've to transfer-out from cloudflare. So I'll always avoid such registrar who im

The 'multi-server dns clustering' option works great, only one key note:

Kind of ... they are oddly picky that each email account belongs to a different physical person. Which is illogical. Other than that, it seems great other than you are obliged to use their DNS for t

I do exactly this for my own DNS cluster for our DirectAdmin resellers.

If you go to the DA forum or use google with search term DirectAdmin at the end you will find plenty of tutorials already written about DNS. That’s how I learnt how to do it.

So if there any tutorial about multiserver dns hosting it will better

Directadmin has not got an official DNS only product yet. It is in the pipeline. In the meantime if you don’t want to use the directslave option you can install DA on ns1 and ns2 and use the multi ser

I mean, the DNS software you're using is probably also free and open source (whether it be BIND9, PowerDNS, nsd, whatever (Image)

If there's no dns only license separately then do we need to pay for those dns servers as well like the main server license?

They supposedly have a DNS license to launch this year (can't remember where I read it, but I do remember it's coming).

In cPanel we have 1 main master server where the account host and 2 dns only server for nameservers

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It gets returned. The real limit is over 300 but I can't say by how much, it's a dice roll. It's 300 per hour per sender on each outbound filter server, which is DNS round robin (aka not true round ro

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They basically sell at cost. .com is $8.03. If you already use them for DNS then you can save a buck or more, depending on where you're moving it from.

Fuck the 1$ I save, I rather run my own DNS.