Their DNS is quite expensive considering the 2M queries included, and 5$/1M after that.

We're using StackPath's Edge VMs as part of our DNS system.

Has anyone tried StackPath Managed DNS and their Edge VM with Anycast IP?

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I lack experience with torrenting (I'm not interested), with Ubuntu (I don't like it), and with systemd (I absolutely avoid it) ... I'll risk a wild guess: some (many) of your peers (or however the sy

Server returned error NXDOMAIN, mitigating potential DNS violation DVE-2018-0001, retrying transaction with reduced feature level UDP.

Well, most of the dns server have an API, so you just need a software that monitors it and then calls the API to let the DNS records change.

I mostly need a DNS provider that supports health checks, AWS R53 healthchecks are too pricey for my usage case. Most of my VMs are outside of AWS and I only use some of their services. R53 is fine t

pro-tip: run shutdown --hide now on the server and remove the A record and any CNAME from your DNS - then they won't be able to find it anymore and you can keep it forever (as long as you don't power

* IPv4 and IPv6 reverse DNS can be set instantly by client at VPS control panel. On OpenVZ, TUN/TAP/GRE/PPTP/DAHDI/FUSE/IPTABLES can be enabled (KVM has it all).

Me: I've memorized all my servers's IPv4 addresses. I'm fully covered in case my DNS goes down.

Still, you can be an IPv6 advocate, don't have an A record on your DNS - build it and they will come!

It is a bit more of a pain to auto-renew wildcard certs, but it's doable if you have the right DNS server and access. Otherwise you're on the hook for manual renewal every 90 days, which isn't that on

We spoke to their support team and they confirmed it wouldn't work with PowerDNS clustered DNS and someone they know made a few scripts that can be added at a cost.

-Reverse DNS for IPv4 and IPv6

DirectAdmin supports DNS-cluster since 2005 (Image)

Yes it does, the problem is it would need maintaining - having it built into DirectAdmin as a core DNS feature would ensure it remains stable. DA are looking into adding this feature and for the meant

Just in case you really want to understand what you are talking about: the problem never really was that IP4 doesn't provide enough addresses. The real problem was a lack of thinking and an attitude t