DNS and traffic flow. TLS isn't going to help when DNS gets hijacked, and the attackers can still see what site is being accessed.

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do not even have the ability to resolve public DNS hostnames unless they have a good reason, for data exfiltration reasons. IPv6 has never been a "business need" here. Loadbalancers

domain, please note if you do have some custom DNS settings they will be lost and you will need to redo them.

If registrar DNS is used instead of name servers, why does it create a problem

I would recommend you to restart your apache and Synchronise your DNS settings from WHM panel or if you have recently changed Shared to Dedicated IP then sometimes it takes time t resolve.

> upto 200 Free SSL for cPanel servers> Awesome real-time monitoring> Instant setup with a control panel> 99.99%+ Uptime guarantee> And lots more > SolusVM

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The IP address for this domain may have changed recently. Check your DNS settings to verify that the domain is set up correctly. It may take 8-24 hours for DNS changes

I'm going to let this WSI box go, because I was going to use it specifically as a failover DNS and MX with some personal toys, but well, I can't trust it. (Image)

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@Lee Note that afaik Smart DNS thing is being activated by default for any of their servers (if you use their client) and if I recall correctly they told me that all their servers unlock flix US by de

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NordVPN along with its smart dns unlocks almost anything geo restricted. Which includes US Flix^^ Super simple to use, too.

The price for such a thing will not be under 10 Eur though, but you can find other dirt cheap VPses in 3 EU locations near HU and do that with some kind of round-robin DNS and database replication, ca

annoying that it is impossible to change Reverse DNS from solusVM, but as I said, despite the fact that I had to do that several times, they always do that without any problem and below it is server

protection measures in place (eg: disabling JS, DNS-based hostname blocks, good browsing habits, etc), so I don't worry too much. I'll do periodic scans (from within the installation and outside to

Maybe a dumb question but are you sure it's your web site and not your registrar that's been hacked? E.g. has someone changed your DNS?

I do, however, not use their dns and would generally not do so with any domain seller. Most of them, I guess, offer dns because it's considered a must in that business and they don't put a lot of effo