You can just set chattr +i on /etc/resolv.conf after you set your DNS.

If you use more DNS server just add another "echo "nameserver ip3" >> /etc/resolv.conf" line. On every boot/reboot the system will change the DNS serv

http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/128220/how-do-i-set-my-dns-on-ubuntu-14-04

I have written a tutorial how to install virtualmin on Ubuntu 14.04 with DNS and first domain setup.

If you set ptr / reverse dns you still need A record also.

Hmm, Akamai still chooses the PoP to serve from based on where the DNS resolver is, right? Has anything been done to fix nameserver 8.8.8.8 / Akamai interoperability?

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From my understanding, vDeck would be more of a "Client Area", where you can purchase the services, make tickets, etc. But if you would want to manage domain settings, files, DNS, yo

You can leave the DNS servers to default 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as prompted.

Voxility Layer7 can protect against certain things, however seems like you require DNS level protection.

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Thanks @Hidden_Refuge. If I use the same name, I got a problem when I set the glue records in my dns domain's registrar, Godaddy in my case. When I enter the same host name for IPv4 and IPv6 glue reco

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I have a few name servers for my dns system. Let's say they are ns1.example.com, ns2.example.com. Previously they all resolved to IPv4 addresses. Now I'm planning to implement IPv6 for my dns system.

ovh and voxility both are good incase of a volumetric attack like UDP and dns amp but not good at all incase of a layer 7 and new attack techniques.

For the last week I have been unable to add any records for my domains using their DNS Product. when the record is @ and not a sub record. All I got told was something about a SOA Record. and no assis