I don't know how many times your IntoDNS service helped me solve DNS problems in my early hobbyist days. I even bought a VPS from you many, many moons ago as a small "thank you" for

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End user request: say I have domain willie.com and use it for various purposes, and I want to set up a web site for my Blurp project (blurp.willie.com). So I go buy a shared hosting plan and I enter

* [Task] While adding DNS record on Admin panel, Hostname field is now optional. Earlier it was a mandatory field.

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Dont forget to add an A record in your DNS server, pointing to the EXTERNAL ipv4.

Online file editor is pretty much the only thing that I'm feeling more comfortable with GUI rather than command line. DNS/webmail probably are also those things that become more convenient with a con

Reverse lookup DNS records & forward lookup DNS records both type of records are used by the project heavily . its a p2p+centralized , mixed communication channels based platform+software , wh

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I'm quite curious about why IPv6 reverse DNS is so important for your use - I guess your last thread didn't find many offers - it might help if you'd be able to share more details on what exactly you

These above requirements are needed to allow my project's own DNS-NameServer(s) & other server-scripts able to setup "PTR"/RDNS, "NS", etc various DNS recor

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Have you never done a DNS lookup of the A record of a site? You can get a full list of all the other URLs also hosted on that IP.. If you don't have a dedicated IP you can't control what shows up on t

I've run monitors on Namservers for namesilo, porkbun, cloudflare, namecheap, and other dns/registrars.

-Reverse DNS for IPv4 and IPv6

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DNS reverse proxy would only make sense if you wanted to hide your DNS server, which isn't really useful for any use case compared to having a DNS provider that acts as slaves to and pulls AXFRs from

(3) The BuyVM box has a cron job that does a dynamic DNS lookup (via afraid.org dyndns) and sets or updates an iptables rule that only accepts port 587 traffic from my home IP