They're not the cheapest, and their prices are more 2002 than 2017, but they have a completely custom control panel, and I had 1 hour of downtime in 17 years (when host was migrating and DNS wasn't up

If you intend to provide no IPv4, not even with NAT, I think your market will be quite limited, but not necessary empty. It might be novel to give away some v6-only services (e.g. DNS, SMTP) and upsa

Fix your DNS, you bastard.

API to put the requests through and you can use DNS authentication etc. Or you could have an automated LetsEncrypt client generate single domain certs if there's less than, say, a few thousand of th

The way I have it, I can just add a DNS record *.projectX.domain.com pointing to a known IP and as long as that server can handle the projects it has everything is cool. With "-" (a

is not a big deal to know (although there will be a lot of them), but the 4th level I really need a wildcard for. The only way I can think of to economically do this is through SingleHop and AlphaSSL.

setenv opt block-outside-dns

mail accounts are kinda important so i'll give you access to the domain registrar as well to modify the new dns records

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

Create your KVM vm using proxmox's interface, selecting vmbr as network bridge. Select your preferred network card. Open the proxmox's vnc to setup the KVM VM. When the setup enters the network config

Manual reverse DNS (PTR) management

This is actually pretty nice for the price; having two IPs makes it a pretty good drop-in secondary/backup for MX, DNS, or even an overpowered VPN.

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my dns address: 46.227.67.134 and 46.227.67.135.

I do not doubt that there are some very knowledgable people at denic who are experts on dns. That's why I didn't call them stupid. Plus there is a difference between some few individuals there and the

Anyone who actually knows about domains and dns and who has some experience knows that for any domain things end up with the "authoritative registrar" which for .de is denic.

b) when states block web sites they usually do it via the dns system. obviously the dns system is one of the critical central points of the internet.

works nicely for OpenVPN + Quagga (RIPv2) + dnsmasq + munin-node + special sauce for auth and DNS distribution between nodes, but if you want to do more it might be worth going for a little more memo

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