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MX handler on separate domain
by joereid ·That's just how email works. Even with dkim and spf you can still get flagged as spam. Reverse dns, smtp banner, ip reputation and content of the message all are factors. -
Is it safe to use cloudflare for critical applications
by black ·Use cloudflare for DNS only (click the cloud to make sure it's grey). That way, cloudflare only provides DNS functionality, not a reverse proxy. -
Is it safe to use cloudflare for critical applications
by Saahib ·We have situation where website is using cloudflare hence domain DNS is controlled by CF. Now my question is can we trust Cloudflare if we host critical application through this domain because ultimat -
[Dumb Question] Globally available website
by Clouvider ·Geolocation enabled DNS service should be able to help with selecting the best server, based on rules. -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by sin ·Get a Rage4 DNS account from Prometeus for $15/year or use Cloudflare's free dns. -
[Dumb Question] Globally available website
by FrankZ ·as well. Then a member here turned me on to gDNSd, a self hosted geocast DNS server, with auto failover. I like it as the best cheap solution. For me, it also means six regionally diverse DNS serv -
Something is terribly wrong with my VM
by jar ·Yeah it simply doesn't make sense to me at all. I think people really over assume what a CNAME record is. Attacking one is literally adding a DNS lookup to say "attack the A record of this ot -
Something is terribly wrong with my VM
by xaitmi ·"Cloudflare has an exploit that's being used to bypass their security. It's related basically to CNAME DNS entries. Basically anyone can setup a cname pointing to HF then attack that cname en -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by gbshouse ·@alexvolk - from infra. point of view we use mix of physical and virtual (enterprise grade). The routers are isolated from DNS servers and support load balancing and distri bution on BGP level so we c -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
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Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
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Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by hosthing ·Check here http://www.solvedns.com/dns-comparison/ -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by Makenai ·Running Hurricane Electric DNS, takes cares of all things I need including ability to dynamically update domain name IP addresses using cron and curl. -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by emre ·Be a good boy, Nobody will DDOS you. If something happens, there are always other ways to protect you DNS stuff.. -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by emre ·RUN YOUW OWN DNS! -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by AlphaNinevps_com ·If your domain registrar is Godaddy then . I would recommend to keep DNS with Godaddy. For performance you have look for Cloudflare as well. -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by Droidzone ·I migrated to Cloudflare for DNS after they started the free SSL service. I've noticed that changes to DNS zone via Cloudflare are instantaneous. I used to have my own dns servers. Even wrote a comple -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by Clouvider ·You can use Anycasted DNS by Rage4 @gbshouse. -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by alexvolk ·What if you've high dns traffic or ddos for example ? -
Running my own DNS server(s) or using some 3rd party
by a-super-random-user ·Thank you. I'm testing few dns servers of my own now. But to manage only few domains (yes I need to manage only few domains. [1-4]) I thought it's more cost effective to go with a 3rd party.