OVH would be your best bet, or a several Kimsufi/SYS's in different locations in round robin DNS or something simple

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I'll buy from a provider using OVH if they are offering something unique (as in doing something different then just putting up a site with a basic whmcs template that sells standard vpses). I use Luna

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Just checked my panel and it says "To enable reverse DNS delegation you must set a minimum of 2 name servers. You can have a maximum of 5 name servers.".

I am using centos web panel and it is working well. Everything seems fast so far. I installed csf for security and it seems to be doing it's job. Plus, I like that centos web panel has softaculous so

Self administered reverse DNS (rDNS)

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I have been a happy yandex user for a few months now. They have better features than Google. One thing that I like about them is that you generate one time passwords and you can use your email anywher

- 1x vCPU - 10GB HDD space (RAID10 SAS Dallas) - 5TB/Month @ 1 Gbps burstable - 1Gbps uplink - 1x IPv4 - 20Gbps DDoS-Shield Mitigation - Free DNS Hosting + IPV4 rdns Management -

i'm using a ovh anycast domain to point to my own nameservers but it seems like dns200.anycast.me and ns20.anycast.me do not resolve anything but I can not find any official statement from ovh. Does a

on website on yandex.com and i have added all dns records to prove i am the sender. So what do you suggest? I am am thinking of sending 5 emails every 30 minutes. What do you think? Will that work? I

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