From experience, yes, but only in very rare cases. However, when it happens, it tends to be critical circumstances. And it's not about DNS usually.

You can also reduce the rate of complaints by setting your rDNS to a name that makes it clear that you're running an exit, and by creating a simple page on that rDNS that explains what an exit is (see

What does it really matter if their panel is down really? Is anyone really running their multi-million dollar shoe reselling operation from the free included DNS...

CGNat ISPs not having PTR (reverse DNS) setup on their IP ranges. That's it. Nothing fancier than that.

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and ensure it works with live networking and DNS.)

Yeah, it's something I've considered. Kind of a pita, would need to hardcode the ip address in our software. We tried a few years back and the DNS lasted like an hour or two.

possible want to ensure system works with live DNS etc.

basic deterministic checks until then (DNS pointing etc.)

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So, point DNS to IP, then open VVV to setup virtual host, right?

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