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I've check and it doesn't even resolve here (nor at downforeveryoneorjustme.com, I presume). No DNS records to find.

I just suggested the attacks were just DNS/NTP reflection which are pretty easy to filter so they should be included in the basic protection.

Yeah, the CloudFlare real IP databases just archive old DNS records from before CF was activated (or if you let CF set up the direct subdomain)... if you do things right and set up CloudFlare on a fre

SolusVM Control Panel2048mb Ram50gb RAID-10 HDD (100% SSD in LA!)2TB Bandwidth100mbps Port Speed1 IPv4 AddressvSwap EnabledFull ControlOne-Click OS Reloads99.9% Uptime Guarantee24/7 SupportReverse-DNS

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I had some NTP over the weekend to my DNS cluster and a few other places...

@AndreiGhesi they are in good hands now and they are perfect for free low end hosting. I will try to get 10 more as everyone wish to have free hosting. True low end cluster, with offloaded db cluster,

Well, we are about to launch V2 Ninjas with double ram and no swap. Also, we are introducing free DNS and FreeWebhosting (as we got 10 of the online.net 1.99 servers which is now perfect low end webho

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BlackLotus doesn't know how to have a working phone line, so it's not my problem. Either way, Centarra is working great so far, and CloudFlare pro blocks most of the DNS angry. I'm working on a deal

http://bgp.he.net/dns/exelion.net#_ipinfo

for your input. I'd like to share my thoughts on DNS - I were asked about DNS on vpsboard.com and that's my answer:

* The Panel should support DNS for the user and admin. The user should be able to manage the records, hosted domains etc. The admin should be able to configure DNS servers, and of course use the same

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@IronRook, we moved the domain and changed nameservers. This might take some time for your provider to update its DNS.

RamNode should have a platform to manage DNS, usually this is in the provider's SolusVM. You should create a record, and the "A" should point to your VPS IP address.

@SQ1 - It appears to me that none of the DNS servers that you have are actually pointed to the correct IP. From what I am seeing here, you will need to change the A record for the domain to the actual

* Use the VPS for something productive. Host a website, or maybe a DNS server etc etc. Just don't keep the VPS idle for 2 months when someone else could have put it to better use.