cPanel: https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/ALD/DNS+Cluster

I have open DNS deployed for a number of customers. The trick is blocking access to port 53 for everything except for openDNS

Becaful, Please use it only for demo & testing. And vDDoS is HTTP(S) Reverse Proxy it can't Proxy for DNS protocol UDP/53

i will try it on my DNS server.

I am currently using opendns, but that is easy to bypass with custom dns server

that installation, even though he has multiple DNS servers with us. It also only happens in Debian installations on the node, not Centos or Ubuntu, after a few days trying to debug and 2 nodes restar

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Are you running a public DNS server? Maybe that's not the best idea in the world.

On top of that, they even have forum posts asking users to use OpenDNS or Google's DNS servers.... So ... yea.

Classic Telstra. Who even uses their DNS anyway haha

gPXE>set net0/dns 8.8.8.8 {or your DNS}

Can confirm as I'm with Telstra using Open DNS...

https://lowendbox.com/blog/host-your-own-dns-now-with-100-more-ad-block/

If I'd cottoned onto the issue a week ago, I'd have ditched the provider, but I migrated a good number of cpanel accounts, made the dns changes and told the clients before a client flagged the problem

dns Load-balance across two-three of these as reverse proxies to an Amsterdam E3 dedicated with 10-30Tb @gigabit uplink (leaseweb /other)

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out the ones that are doing anything at the DNS level to hide their web server IP to begin with, you're immediately down to a small fraction of users.