OpenVPN, ShadowSocks, Cypherpunks GoVPN, Secondary DNS, Backup MX. Average daily traffic ~10GB

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With reverse DNS setup, I've never had an issue sending emails from my VPS to my GSuite account, though sometimes I have to create a "never send to spam" filter.

Nope, it's an addon billed at $2 /MO the protection will be only given to the specific IP, which you can point your DNS onto

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I'd recommend updating DNS to point to your IP after you've set up your websites and verified they work (modify the hosts file on your computer to point your domain to the IP to perform testing). Thi

Uh, setup your stuff first, then change your IPs accordingly to point to the host. Use your local 'hosts' file to bypass DNS for testing if required.

Client side: anything that affects clients (web hosting, email, dns, etc.etc...)

17Mb/s is a hell of a lot better than my CloudFlexy/Dedicenter. What a waste of $20 that was. I can't even get it to handle basic DNS UDP reliably.

Also, this solution would need no monitoring of any kind as dead records won't be served. No need to edit your zones, no possible false negatives by your monitor. As long as your webserver and dnsseve

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It's, like, the third thread in a few days on this topic; DNS round-robin and a solution similar to @rm_ one's was linked here (just, more unnecessarily convoluted in an attempt to "auto-remo

If you have a site under any sort of load, you could quite easily test this (have two servers, leave server 1 in DNS for a week, then swap to server 2, and see what traffic goes to server 1). In my e

I use cloudflare occasionally but rather use my own DNS. I like having control. Eversince I started using our own cluster never ever did anything go down becouse of DNS issues. Cloudflare is great but

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When you use DNS round robin it doesn't check if the IP is up and running. It'll just return IP 1.1.1.1 or IP 2.2.2.2

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Should work but:

My man, from my experience, don't manage a dns server, use cloudflare or something and point an A record to your server with nginx, that's all.