What about performance? Better to get DNS results from your VPN endpoint than to start the journey to some other DNS servers from that endpoint. No?

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Thanks for the clarification - in that case, I see no sense in continuing to use dnsmasq. On the upside... I guess that equals slightly more free memory for me! (Image)

When directly pushing public resolvers to the client, all queries are made via the VPN, so the resolver sees the server IP: exactly the same as using dnsmasq.

I wouldn't suggest setting up dnsmasq if you don't specifically need it (and you likely don't).

dnsmasq is not a local resolver per se (not a recursor) just a cache, among other features. Generally speaking, it doesn't affect security at all.

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Do you try clearing your local DNS cache?

security, a local resolver in the shape of dnsmasq should be installed. From then on, the user could manually define a set of DNS servers that dnsmasq could use to resolve hostnames, and then point t

Not sure if this is only problem with some DNS user interfaces or its more general. I thought I had SPF record for years only to find I did not. Well I did have it so it was passing shallow checks, bu

Fixed with the following in edit DNS zone in WHM

First, some background... I run primarily DNS, Web, and Mail services so my review is limited to these protocols - if you are running something else, this review may not be as useful. For me, the DNS

Will they work? Sure, as long as you are not using port 80, 443, 53 (if you are hosting dns on there), or any other ports that are used (like port 25 SMTP, etc.).

The mail server could not deliver mail to [email protected]. The account or domain may not exist, they may be blacklisted, or missing the proper dns entries.

+1, also is it possible to have something like DNS service to resolve localdomain hosts to their IPs?

I know as I had to move everything out of Newark, NJ on Christmas with off-site backups and changed DNS... low TTL FTW

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The IP block assigned to you has a gateway. You can use Google DNS 8.8.8.8 / 8.8.4.4

Do you use the gateway of the main servers network? Also what do you use for the DNS with OVH?

it seems very expensive, what should be the difference of another DNS like cloudns