If you call 'dropping' UDP protection then yes, UDP attacks won't bring anything offline that uses TCP only but anything operating on the UDP protocol such as a DNS server will go offline until the UD

"Protection in Seattle is provided via direct connection to CNServers in our Seattle data center. Their system can filter up to 20Gbps or ~1.5 million PPS for certain attacks. Attacks over 10

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* Free reverse DNS management

https://www.ripe.net/ripe/mail/archives/dns-wg/2017-March/003394.html

* Free DNS Hosting + IPV4 rdns Management

Ah, I missed the DNS server requirement, in that case our Seattle VPS's won't be suitable.

UDP protection? DNS uses both TCP and UDP.

Looking to run a DNS server on a box with the following specs:

* Free DNS Hosting + IPV4 rdns Management

Certainly. I couldn't guarantee a time frame for doing it so it would probably involve a second rsync after you changed your DNS. Feel free to toss in a ticket.

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You're using Cloudflare's nginx proxy correct? If so you need to disable that and use their DNS only for the PTR record to be set.

@Infinity Im not 100% sure if cpanel is needed because i only have experience with shared hosting but i would need to setup dns, mysql databases etc. cPanel dont have to run in nginx?

This only works for completely Cloudflare hosted DNS, though, with a rather ambiguous "Note: CNAME Flattening does not apply for domains using CNAME setup. In those cases, the root domain and

Somewhat related: RIPE reported an issue on Friday regarding rDNS failure for some delegations: https://www.ripe.net/ripe/mail/archives/dns-wg/2017-March/003394.html

I switched to a Intel Nuc (nuc6i5) from Pis and Odroid Devices as my home server, but I use Orange Pi Zero 512MB as pi-hole + dnscrypt as a tiny dns server - dns-level adblocker.. It takes power direc

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