"CPanel requires all hosted sites to have their DNS hosted causing a lot of issues." - I think someone lied to you ... cPanel has a built in DNS server that will automatically confi

With cloudflare you don't have to run the reverse proxy as cloudflare will take care of it and it will also manage your DNS. If you enable cloudflare (the cloud icon in the dns manager) on a AAAA (IPv

1) cPanel doesn't require DNS hosted with it. You can easily point an A record. Host Papa may have been giving some bullshit reasoning if they said they "couldn't" host your domains.

not understanding this... but i think you are mistaken about DNS. cpanel has built in dns server you can use, whenever you create a subdomain they will automatically edit the DNS entry. Or you can jus

How wrong I was, CPanel requires all hosted sites to have their DNS hosted causing a lot of issues.

VPN, proxy, DNS, TS3, IRC bouncer, website, monitoring, email,.. so many things that work on a 64MB RAM VPS..

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I need to hire two vps to use my dns cluster.

@Francisco hope support can fix this soon. Tomorrow I have to have the server up and running, updated my DNS fail over system, uploaded all backup files, created a auto replication, replicated DBs etc

The next day, he faced issues with DNS. His nameservers were incorrectly configured. Reading through the ticket, we were blamed for this as, according to Alex, Godaddy had told him to contact his host

Friendly tip: you may want to read up on how DNS actually works, because that suggestion you just made is utter nonsense.

So after a year or so the spam began to roll in, and I updated our dns records (including mx). But I began to enter larger IP ranges in response to incoming spam. And one thing I did was to get coun

Sure, use IP reputation as part of a score using DNSBLs, but don't reject solely on IP.

And did you buy a managed service or DNS service from HostHatch? If no, when they put your VPS online again, you have to manage the server and fix any issues with your setup. It's not HostHatch task.

@alexsosn it's seems like they restored service, but you did not know that it can take 24-72 hours before all DNS servers is updated. I expect it was in that time you "polite" ask th

Something that would be of interest, which I don't even know exists, is having a DNS server that rejects MX lookups based on the IP the lookup is coming from. That would be another way to prevent an

@alexsosn why use a unmanaged host when you can't mange your DNS? If the server was turned off for some days (because the error) it will take some hours before DNS is updated on all DNS servers around

I contacted them, they apologised and re-activate my account, BUT now all my websites were not working, my DNS was not resolving as it was before.

I contacted them, they apologised and re-activate my account, BUT now all my websites were not working, my DNS was not resolving as it was before.

-p udp -m udp --dport 53 -j ACCEPT # Bob's DNS Server-A INPUT -d 1.1.1.2 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 80 -j ACCEPT # Alice's Web Server-A INPUT -d 1.1.1.0/24 -j DROP # drop for all on server