Stable, in general yes but all traffic goes through 2 specific ISPs (TIC and ITC) which tap it, analyze it and run high end DPI (China supplied) on it - SSH is limited to 10-20KB/s (1-2Mbit), all VPN

Not sure what do you mean by "DNS Tunnel Mode". If you select port 53, it will use port 53, end of the story. The traffic will not look like DNS if that's what you are wondering, but

1. If I use port 53 instead of 1194 then will it use DNS Tunnel Mode? Or should I change something else to make it work with DNS mode?

On the other hand, your sites are THAT busy? Generally DNS requires a minimal amount of resources.

12. |-- 119.252.76.80 - AS7604 - dns-ap-au.rage4.com.

Most times it is the ipv4 that is DDoSed. If you use Cloudflare and proxy to your ipv6 then it will stay online. Thats what I did when a server I have with Prometeus (not LES) suddenly got attacked an

security audits, solve load problems, fix DNS problems, configure and maintain firewalls?

I have a RamNode VPS as well (128MB / $15 year) and never had to use support either thanks to the combination of a functional control panel (add IPv6 addresses, set reverse DNS, enable PPP, get a remo

a few hours ago I received this email:

traceroute dns

CNServers blocks all UDP when an attack happens minus DNS I think.

Hostigation is pleased to announce the ability to manage DNS from within your client panel. In preparing for an upcoming addition of a distributed storage VPS cloud offerings, DNS management is a nee

This /24 will need to be SWIP'd for contact details so we can also set our own reverse DNS servers.

Or the ultimate protection would be setup your network to black hole after an attack, and auto pull a new lease from your /25 block everytime you get downed and having a Dynamic DNS setup so it will j

local ***.***.***.** #- my ip server IPs here port 1194 #- port proto udp #- protocol dev tun tun-mtu 1500 tun-mtu-extra 32 mssfix 1450 ca /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/2.0/keys/ca.crt cert /e

Just found out this the other day as well. However, they seem to be banning entire network ranges from accessing their authoritative DNS servers. Which I think is a pretty lame move since what they're

google-public-dns-a.google.com 0.1%

* 5 IPv4 Addresses on Private VLAN with Reverse DNS

Remind me everyone week not to piss you off.

There is a domain thesslshop.com which redirects to cheapsslshop.com. While thesslshop.com also uses private whois and DNS servers from name.com, its A record points to another direction: 108.168.230.