I found many such paywalls/login blocks allowing all UDP traffic through port 53. That would allow for a pretty stable openvpn connection. I tried DNS Tunnel, but too slow (2G speeds)

This could come in handy when 3g isn't available. I was on a cruise recently and there were no mobile networks in the middle of the ocean, but DNS tunneling worked (although slow as molasses, partly d

Open your vm. Give manual network settings, the internal ip as the vm's ip, mask as you like and gateway the node's ip. Give your provider's dns or use google's 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4

* DNS in containers was broken and I must have sometimes not pinged an IP, only a host. facepalms

I think @Mark_R is right and you should stay away from them. Last I heard they were using Google DNS, so they're not private at all. I don't know if you can override that, but DNS leaking is pretty ba

Every kimsufi, kidechire, dedibox, server auction, etc. dedi has had more uptime (= pretty much 100%) than any of my VPS's. No tinkering with cloudflare or DNS needed, shit just works.

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@joepie91 You connect to a DigitalOcean VM. Tor does nothing to hide the ICMP/DNS proxy server.

If you have access to google drive I think there is a way to wget files from it. Is it possible to get your own laptop or phone? If so check http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/63623/a-public-dns-icm

push "dhcp-option DNS 127.0.0.1"

-Free Instant Reverse DNS

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If you're able to let me know the rdns entries really help.

Can't get mtr or dns working, grr...

I wrote UptimeFlare for auto dns A record switching using uptime robot, feel free to strip it out and grab the part that handles the cloudflare stuff.

* Free reverse DNS management

I think the last one was two and a half years ago. They're extremely reliable as a DNS provider.

I use cloudflare and set it dns ttl to 2 mins. The downtime is almost not noticable when i migrate from server to server.

Reverse Proxy,,,or a lower ttl...I used cloudflare ...it literally changes dns in seconds

I've never personally witnessed a CloudFlare DNS outage. I've seen Gmail outages, but not CloudFlare DNS. Not to say that they haven't happened, but that it's obviously not at a scale that I wouldn't