Customized Reverse DNS

Also, be careful of mixing and matching Anycast'ed DNS providers with Unicast'ed DNS providers (not that it won't work, just that DNS purists frown upon it and claim you may have issues).

I'm using DNS4Pro and HE's DNS for a important domain. DNS test complain about mismatching SOA and other stuff.

I'm using rage4.com and dns.he.net for replication, much easier if you have to change much.

But if you'd want to go free. I'd simply use multiple DNS providers and setup the same records everywhere.

Some type of DNS replication would work much better here, I think paid cloudns offer something like this.

I have a domain "mydomain.com" and multiple DNS providers "dnsprovider1.com" and "dnsprovider2.com".

them for a backup server along with part of my DNS cluster and they seem to have a fantastic service.

For anyone that have the same problem remove all the servers and just keep this one “s.hulu.com” in both DNS & HAProxy

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Wildcard DNS works only for incoming mail, for outgoing there will be issues with DKIM signing as it will get confused with SPF (DNS wildcard will match) and in the official docs they clearly say not

Postfix supports this out of the box. Just add MySQL and use wildcard DNS, done. Use the panel of your choice, just add a MySQL query possibility to add stuff to recipient_access and virtual_domains a

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I don't use Netfix etc. so excuse my ignorance. Is there any reason the classic ssh socks5 proxy with dns forwarding doesn't work, or is this setup simply to facilitate usage with tvs/dongles?

It's called diversification. Hosting, DNS and domains should all be from different providers. That way of thing go south with either of them they can't hold your stuff hostage.

With Virtual DNS, DNS queries for the provider's records are responded to by the nearest CloudFlare edge location. If the proper DNS response is available in CloudFlare's cache, CloudFlare will return

I don't need call centre but basic support for shared/reseller hosting…many clients are submitting basic issues with their Wordpress installation or they don't know to setup private DNS in WHM, etc…

I'm assuming my DNS wasn't configured right.

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