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

first because I am pretty sure I already have multiple VMs running not using OVH DNS but plain google dns.

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what? why should that depend on using OVH DNS?

Need to add 213.186.33.99 (OVH DNS Server) otherwise you will not be able to get connection on VM to Internet.

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Preferred DNS - 8.8.8.8

Preferred DNS - {main_IP}

* DNS Hosting

The DNS and DHCP service configuration sections are two more pretty basic sections that come to mind.

The script has been updated to v0.1

Specs do not really matter. Wanna experiment on some basic web hosting practices by utilizing IPv6 together with CF/Noip DNS.

silently monitor them. Or if I changed the DNS, I could intercept messages that came later, but not get at old ones.

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I've had a dedibox about a year ago, it was nullrouted during the easiest attacks like DNS, TFTP etc.

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But switching from theory to todays usage, I don't understand how to tell which IP is now used for the server. On my first provider, got one v6, all clear to enter into DNS. But on Aruba, they tell a

Which is why it's probably better to drop the DNS record and basically null route the traffic.

quite cool list : https://www.lifewire.com/free-and-public-dns-servers-2626062

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