@Hetzner_OL Can Reverse DNS be set in the panel?

https://dns.leteaster19.fat32.top.txt

I have both (serverpilot and runcloud). I've been using serverpilot for about 2 years and runcloud for 7 months plus. I have 8 servers on runcloud from different providers and all are running fine. Le

Reverse DNS and custom ISOs are two things that I personally feel are missing. I'm not cloud-init's biggest fan by any stretch, but have made do with a cheeky apt remove. It'd be nice to have the abil

Unfortunately most phone OSes don't seem to give you the option of setting your DNS apart from the dhcp you're given, but a VPN works well.

the benefit of virtually no latency for (cached) DNS queries. Pi-hole is easy to setup... adding a private VPN just to run it offsite seems unnecessarily complex.

..because DNS lookups should take at least a second or two.

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You can have your DNS server answer on a different port, but that's the easy part. As the article observes, usually you'd do this so you can test a new config with dig or nslookup, but how do you tel

Yes, if you can somehow connect your infrastructure to the VPS using a VPN, you can use the internal (VPN) IP address to use for DNS queries.

Yes. but DNS is hard coded to port 53, so you won't get much luck unless you use IPv6 DNS only.

Now the Interworx API is a totally different topic... when I started working with it there was a hidden setting in the Interworx config file that had to be set in order for the API to work, it wasn't

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dns amplification?

This, however, does not translate to "so, no problem, no significant slow down due to patch" as servers often don't get to chose the packet size or the number of packets. The former

* Free reverse DNS management

We're using the IPs for Anycast DNS and VPS hosting.