We are working on the rDNS automation so that you can directly do it from the dashboard. Right now its manual, you can raise a support ticket and we will get it done for you.

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

"All add-ons such as WHOIS Privacy, Email Forwarding, Domain Defender Protection, Custom WHOIS Records and DNS Management are always 100% free!" - Thanks.

Most DDoS these days is NOT DNS based at all and in size they are only minor; the attack that succeeded them is in fact already dead as well (NTP) and the one after that dies also by now.

About reporting DNS resolvers, for sure it would be pointless to report any and all open DNS resolver but, as bsdguy hinted, providers should be vigilant and reporting abusing (or abused) IP ranges wo

Most open DNS servers are very good by now in preventing misuse.

I got asked recently about what I would do if attacked by DDoS from open DNS resolvers. I know the source IP of UDP packets can be spoofed, but in this particular case, we could check whether they ac

Security wise the gTLDs have the EXACT same requirements as before - you need to contract another registrar (one of few approved) to hold a copy of your registration data and your DNS zone among other

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Try giving the client a new ip, and have him update his dns records. If the attack shifts to the new ip, you know that it's the client that's being targetted.

Running DNS server on NAT VM?

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Anyone know who it is? or recommend me one? just wanting a dns server

i have checked the dns, its fine, and the subdomains hosted via the dns are working fine

SolusVM Control Panel. Multiple OS support. OpenVZ Virtualization. Security setup during provisioning. Full root access. Free setup. Activates within in 30 minutes. Custom Reverse DNS for IPs. IPv6 an

* Support only the very basics. Probably will not include FTP, DNS, server monitoring, advanced metrics, etc. Thinking of not even doing email. I think that there is a very large use-case for ONLY bas

Unless this would be possible by peering entirely (eg. HKIX) 100TB (about 300Mbit) are not realistic for 50$, but it can be used with DNS (or other) based user redirection to split to other ISP as wel

Hi all, sorry for long waiting

Seems like you need to host your dns with Amazon Route 53 to be able to use an ssl cert, it adds 6$/y. Do you know by chance if there's a way to bypass this - or would it be ultra cheap only for a non