This whole thing would probably fail if it gets like 120-200Mbps DNS query traffic, i assume.

(edit: nothing personal hey, dns is definitely some hairy topic)

I would first double-check the settings at your registrar for this domain (Nameservers, DNSSEC On), then re-activate DNSSEC on your zone (and give it some time for zone signing + dns cache invalidatio

my Icinga reports repeated packet loss on small DNS queries. So this is definitely a perfect result. Most of the time it looks like this. Sometimes it drops to ~50 MB/s but so far I never had less th

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But other way around... well, there is couple of plugins but it works only partially, 2 plugins that I found did not import SSL properly and after import it was old DNS records in the zone, what I mea

Dose your domain use dnssec if so it might not be setup correctly as that one possible cuase of Google DNS returning servfail.

Try to flush Google DNS cache for your domain from https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/cache and see if it helps

A few days ago I registered a new domain name. Most DNS servers resolve it perfectly, except for Google (that 10% of the internet seems to use, including LetsEncrypt).

@HostDoc I noticed the Client Area is often inaccessible often with a DNS error. Other than that, no issues. It performs as well as the vps from SSDnodes in the same DC that I used for the past year

* DNS failover

ip dns isp has to be in the concerned country (i tried various providers with ovh isp but access restricted by targeted website)

We have updated Vepp. Now, you can use the Domains section to work with your DNS. You can add and edit resource records (A, AAA, NS, MX, TXT, SRV, CNAME, DNAME) and their settings.

DNS → VPS → Reverse Proxy → Origin Server

A small intro about the company, CloudCone, LLC is a Cloud Hosting Services Provider that provides Fully Managed hourly billed cloud virtual private servers, AnyCast DNS, and high-performance bare met

And another hourly provider that might work for your location is Lunanode (in Toronto and Montreal) - they have a very nice setup with many configurations for different needs, resizable storage volume

That being said, from a security point of view, yeah DCs should only host AD and DNS as what Microsoft recommends for production.

Sure, but I mentioned route 53 because they are cheap and we are on LET. There are other more expensive alternatives with DNSSEC and the like, you could even roll your own geodns setup easily and real

Our anycast-as-a-service is still available as beta, we had to move all hands to new DNS backend (which was released last week). The pricing, website etc for AnycastIP should be ready by the end of Ma