I have no problems with CentOS 6 32bit + Centmin Mod with ISLOWMEM variable tweak and 128MB VPSes, you'd probably want at least 64MB swap availability at that low memory though. I run my WP blog https

I don't see any problem with the actual DNS:

Please, provide the real domain as we can see if it is a DNS problem. Anyway, you should provide at least the apache error log. Without it any replies will be no more than guesses.

Are the IPs the same as your server? If not then you have a DNS issue, check your DNS is pointed to the right IPs

I am running virtual hosts, one pointing to the IP Address of the VPS, and the other pointing to my domain (just purchased from namecheap). i've not seen this issue before, however ive seen some posts

A $10 booter can push up to 200gbit these days with a combo of NTP + DNS at the same time. With the XOR-DDOS botnet starting to grow and people duplicating their attack style, those bust well past 150

No, most booters are reflection attacks - While "abusing" a public service (like DNS) i don't see any legal issue with it, considering the service is public.

I am now using Kloxo 6.20 only for my mail and DNS, while Web Servers using VestaCP (debian), i-MSCP, Interworx and Webuzo.

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You will announce our /24 ip address and route it to our machines. Additionally every server will have one ip address out of our range (only for remote access). Servers are used for DNS and some hosti

The rest would be network or DNS failover.

* Free DNS hosting

We do set the rDNS directly, with IPv4 addresses available for this via the panel; if you would like IPv6 addresses set with rDNS we can update this manually if you let us know the details.

* DNS hosting (requires using cPanel directly)

Yeah, I needed this for using dnsmasq (Though installing it doesn't make it the system default dns resolver). I am gonna go with /etc/rc.local solution then.

You could use something like dnsmasq as a local caching DNS server. You could then override the system DNS servers at will.

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This site has quite a few good how-to & guides for LXC including quite a bit about networking LXC containers.

If you don't really want to use that way you can try my solution. The system will simply override the changes made by OpenVZ when you reboot your VPS, back to the DNS servers you want. No need to inst

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