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I need to keep NSone as primary server and answering the queries as a first option. I would like to use HE just as a DNS backup.

Yesterday, I configured Hurricane Electric DNS as a slave for my domains. No problems with that, I got the domains properly configured, the transfers were ok, HE received notifications from the primar

log-level 7 iface eth0 { pd option dns-server }

but i think is something about dns of domain

And just the other day I was reading https://www.grc.com/dns/alternatives.htm, which praised them with "Level3 has never played any games with DNS, and it's impossible to imagine that they ev

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That basically means that you will be able to mitigate ~50% of common attacks, the rest needs to be handled by your filters - not your upstreams (Image)

You'll need to open a support ticket with them. It's entirely possible that they manually go to the registrar and update your DNS records for you (as is the case for .ca, they go through Canspace).

Propagates to DNS services relatively fast.

"SeFlow (IT): High Volume Filtering (800Gbps / 4.2 Tbit for NTP, DNS etc.), medium price range, sensor filter (5sec), always-on coming soon, no packet loss under attack, tanked a 300 Gbps DNS

Google. Free Whois Privasy. Free Cloud DNS for 10 million queries per year.

* Reverse DNS

Few details regarding our infrastructure: each location contains at least 3 DNS nodes, each DNS node contains DNS server and database. The DNS server itself have local cache so responses with TTL high

that did not stop you watching my editing here and checking DNS records to find where I moved my client after you banned me. It's no secret, moved him to LunaNode for now. Maybe instead of snooping on

Well yea, but domains at other DNS providers never generate several thousand queries within hours of signing up. It just seems to be isolated to Rage4's counting. (It's pretty damn consistent too)

@BunnySpeed - please remember that our network is optimized for communication with public DNS servers, for end users it might not look perfect (comparing with recursive DNS or CDN networks)

I have been using Rage4 DNS for various projects for the last 3-4 years and I guess I decided to write a bit about them (Image)

DNS Manager.