I guess that since the whole point of freedns is dns, the domains hosted there use freedns (because this is why the domains are there to begin with -- like my two domains), and given that the free sub

I assume what I would need to do is create an AAAA Record to the IPv6 adress in my DNS manager and somehow make the webserver listen to IPv6 (via LAMPs sites-available?!). Something like "lis

Sorry We do mistake that we don't update the dns it belong to letbox.com but you can access to http://144.172.70.6/ until we fix it.

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maybe your new domain's NS when register is not pointed to the DNS management

* Free reverse DNS management

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

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@LizCat Can I setup a PTR record for reverse DNS in your panel?

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

Try the following. Edit squid.conf and add "dns_v4_first on" at the end. Save the file and restart squid with "service squid restart". Try to access the affected si

Nah... Winblows Defender is cute xD. Filtering at the dns level helps as well.

As for dns: Unless one opens a new page from a new domain every couple seconds - and - dns is routed through the SSH tunnel, too (which is not default or common) dns does not explain the problem.

You're 100% right that it only affects session establishment, and it's exactly what was causing the slow browsing issue I faced. When you load a page, dozens of DNS requests are done while loading the

No. dns can explain very slow session establishment but not a slow channel.

I also had an issue with slow browsing speed using a SSH tunnel. The solution for me was to stop using Google's DNS/8.8.8.8 in my VPS (/etc/resolv.conf) and use the OpenDNS ones. For some reason, DNS

It seems @Verelox is down at the moment, checked this night (so about 9 hours ago) and it was not reachable (DNS seems down), and now from work (where DNS has still address in cache) it's still down,

I went through this recently when I got a SYS server and decided to set it up with Proxmox. I will tell you of course you can use any dns server you wish as I use 8.8.8.8 myself.

the cPanel desire though - use it to manage your DNS, mail, etc. and provision NodeJS instances.

You definitely don't need to use OVH's DNS Server. I'm using Google's DNS servers without any issues.