I don't necessarily disagree with this (especially towards non gameservers or alike), but I'm not sure how this is relevant to the discussion about attack volume/capacity. DNS amplification being a co

We are talking about different things I think. I am talking about having my dns records stored in a particular geo region.

Why not use geoblocking at the web server, what benefit do you expect from offloading it to DNS?

The most common attack vector in 2025 was the same as it has been for the last 7-8 years, DNS.

Try with BunnyDNS too, might work.

I plan to run Technitium DNS Server in a non-commercial and private setup.

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Caution: Hurricane Electric authoritative DNS service disallows all-numeric domains.

But your servers IP should come after a DNS lookup for public NTP server. Would it reverse DNS to something NTPish?

Under this promotion, would they host DNS for one domain name and host mail for a separate domain name?

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DNS hosting deals go live at easyDNS tomorrow if they haven't already. Those services include basic mail hosting. I don't know if the discounts will recur.

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Every release is an open invitation for a scan. Feel free to run them through VirusTotal or verify the SHA256 anytime, anywhere. The only external traffic is for whitelist/DNS queries essential to the

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DNS is the only smart way to get both IPv4 + IPv6 at the same time & a server at any location...

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Still a hidden product, at least until I get some more documentation written and KB updated... but if anyone was interested in the DNS product: