I have been real happy with the resource pool from SubnetLabs over the last year. Their anycast dns service is much better then most provider dns services. My only regret has been not buying a bigger

I don't care to run a home or office web server and I would certainly not put a business critical site on a home server. I do, however, put the de facto (technically) primary DNS server at the office.

Just received this email:

- FREE CloudFlare DNS

It. Is. Alive!! Server is back up and functional. I'm wary to point my DNS records back at it until I receive a reply to my ticket to what was causing the kernel panic. Or maybe I'll do it anyway sin

DNS clustering, backwards compatibility, support for new PHP versions, the API (though tbf cPanel's API is a long way from perfect), level of control over backups, level of control over the firewall w

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

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

Still managing a website is very hectic in case you want to point some more domains, creating more email accounts and DNS. I am looking forward to seeing other solutions like Centos also but it has so

This is not a transfer to OVH, just adding it to OVH's DNS servers. I use CloudFlare and GoDaddy for my domain and it works fine with OVH's mail servers once you configure the MX settings

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* rDNS: We will change the reverse DNS for your IP to whatever you like for free.

In my case, both scripts (Angristan & Nyr) can't push the DNS config into clients, I have to manually add it.

I wonder if your local client is ignoring the DNS proxy-through.

push "dhcp-option DNS 8.8.8.8"

That depends on how the script is written out. I don't see it altering your local resolv.conf, which would be used if you aren't tunneling all DNS requests. Without examining your server-side scrip

This is ovpn option I used now, created by nyr's script, except I delete block-outside-dns

Tried this without reboot, the DNS still not resolved. I think my client will use VPS's DNS resolver if I choose it when I install the vpn server. In my case, I choose google DNS (option 2), so I thin

I delete this rule to make sure there are no blocking "forward rule", of course after I failed to resolve DNS