The DNS nameservers given will be different, IPs will also be different, you're gonna be sharing an IP with all sorts of different and 100% irrelevant websites most of the time, makes things better.

DNS-OVZ-128

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netsh interface ipv4 set address name="Ethernet 2" static 63.141.x.x 255.255.255.252 63.141.x.xnetsh interface ipv4 set dns name="Ethernet 2" static 192.187.107.16n

-Reverse DNS (On Request)

I believe PowerDNS backed by MySQL is pretty common.

Interesting...I would not have expected that (I'd think the DB round-time would horribly slow down DNS), but obviously you built it so that part works.

logging but having them actually ask the DB for DNS records seems very daffy to me. Having the DNS server log its traffic, maybe to MySQL, makes sense...but storing the .db records in MySQL is...wei

I remember a bug with their geo dns and caching, which gbshouse did not want to admit to. If you hit one of their PoPs with a EDNS0 query containt a client subnet it will get cached on the server side

Why would server-side caching depend on the TTL value? It should only impact DNS clients, causing them to poll more often.

@Kris - just remember that we optimize our network against public DNS servers and not end user

35 domains on DNS Made Easy doesn't go over 1.2 million queries per month, and 5-10 domains have TTL's of 5-60...

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I raised the same issues a while back, https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/58753/rage4-dns-inflated-queries

I think @gbshouse mentioned that metering is implemented at the database level. When a DNS server gets a request it might be reading all the DNS records for caching and gets counted 6 times, even if y

I moved my domains to Cloudflare a long time ago and have been extremely happy with their free dns.

This being said, I don't care what lookups they are doing, the pricing clearly states this is per DNS query. Then they should say that the pricing is per lookup, not per query. So there's something in

I'm doing more tests, sending a request to: simplest-test-possible.com with no DNS records except for *.simplest-test-possible.com counts as 3 queries.

I've never used Rage4's DNS service so forgive me for maybe being a tad naive when I ask this.