Why would you expose DNS to the internet....

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If someone hijacks our IP space and obtains TLS certificate, CT logs will tell us, and we'll delete DNS records.

Other specs fairly irrelevant (Ubuntu/Debian, 100GB+ BW) but v6 is required (and pls no tunnel BGP); paid yearly (card). Reverse DNS nice. Monitoring endpoints.

Change the DNS record.

Console access, OS reinstall, snapshots, rDNS/PTR, cloud firewall, DNS management.

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Trustname.com operated as so-called "bulletproof registrar" and used by most phishing sites is finally de-accredited by ICANN. It had around 4K .com domains under management. Fewmore

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Agreed. I've started moving my primary email away from .com and over to .se, same with DNS and email hosting.

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* DNS servers

for me @Chunkserve is one of the best providers. yes, takes time to get a reply sometimes, otherwise short of power outtage and a DNS attack, there's been zero issues since january, so i renewed 2 VPS

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Maybe a dns service,http redirect,network time,whatmyip service?

And I wasn't able to find anything pointing to you having that many nodes or those other locations. I can only find that 1 LG for Montreal, all your infra hosted in Montreal. DNS, Censys data, etc...

Custom Reverse DNS

Using a secondary IPv6 is a bit harder because it'll have to be in a different /64, since that's usually how the block is applied. Sadly not all providers give you more than a /64, but I find that qui

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