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setup your own dns on vpn server and force vpn client to use your dns.

You can use iptables to drop packets to ad servers. or use a dns server you can control

Using DNS from openDNS seems one good option.. never taught about that.. anyway any other solution maybe?

You could also create a DNS server (which forwards everything to OpenDNS or Google's DNS) with the hosts added to the deny list.

Go to 'switch programs' and select 'nginx-proxy' or 'hiawatha-proxy' for web (better select 'none' or 'lighttpd' first), 'nsd' for dns, 'none' for 'webcache' and 'bogofilter' for spam. Also click 'upd

* Check in 'services' in panel, named (or other dns services) running (green) or not (red)

Alienvps.com website down, DNS query for alienvps.com failed: TimedOut and my VPS is down ~24 hours ago.

Edit: DNS is still working fine on the site too.

in most cases once dns is propagated there wouldn't be a problem, at least Centos default page will be seen. can you check your domain with intodns.com and paste results here?

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dns propagated yet?

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i have added dns template and domain just like kloxo not kloxo mr .after i run /script/fixweb.but my site not opening .

Yep maradns is very lightweight. Though it can only function as a master and it doesn't do DNSSEC.

DNS Clustering, HW RAID Protected Storage

From what I know, neither NSD nor Knot are split-view capable, sorry. That's the "problem" with DNS servers made mainly for root zones. They don't have a need for that.

requires only a simple change to your domain's DNS settings. There is no hardware or software to install or maintain and you do not need to change any of your site's existing code. If you are ever un

With respect to features, DO and Vultr have similar offerings. Both offer reasonably quick setup, usage graphs, automated backups, snapshots, reverse DNS, and a limited API. DO only had a couple def

Don't step up any solution unless it needs to carry more than it weighs. For DNS servers this translates to: Don't step up to (or use from day 1) SQL unless your data weigh considerably more than the