• DNS Configuration

check if your server is sluggish, configure the DNS on your server, etc.

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

2x DNS servers, one of them also is used as edge with 256-512MB Memory

* Reverse DNS Available (On Request)

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Pyschz are not allowing Cloudflare DNS 1.1.1.1 in their network. It's blocked in their core routers and there is no exact ETA when they will allow in network. They are using Cisco IP for internal stuf

Please fix that reverse DNS...

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I did this with 16-32x VPS servers geographically located all over and Amazon Route53 geo latency based dns. As to optimal performance that's easy - setup 1x VPS first and benchmark it to death - twea

I placed the order by completing the checkout and used Paypal agreements (which allows them to charge up to $500 for my products). I went through Paypal login pages and everything was done. The domain

Maybe need to update the dns resolver ? I don’t see any network issue right now. For the Windows yes you can if you have any you can open ticket and please be patient our team working in Linux OS temp

The closest to 'cool' is an async DNS setup that queries 5000+ hosts a second using some event based stuff and libunbound.

A modern browser with RR DNS may be all you need. Possibly mysql replication as well if you are using a db.

there are no missing tickets. I don't do a CDN -- at all. Hell I don't even have DNS going as of yet. I've indulged myself in turning up tens of more sites. Mostly out of anger over this SpeedyKVM bul

* Free DNS manager

He started the first sentence of his introduction to Incero wanting Anycast. Anycast is primarily used to give low-latency to locations around the world. It's use is pretty damn obvious. You engineer

Regarding use cases, there are lots of them. Anycasted DNS, CDNs…

We have a lot of people that do small time anycast (some do it for the experience, some do it for small DNS clusters, etc), which means they usually have a limited budget. If I suddenly add more locat