Nah, it was the 'cloud based' thing that threw me off. I thought he was standing up filter endpoints on demand and that you changed dns entries after the fact.

IN PDNS I'VE GOT SOA AND NS RECORDS SET.

from your frontend servers etc.. or you leave dns records such as mx pointing to the web server (again brain dead on several levels - who runs a mail server on a frontend web server - heck who runs t

Maybe cloud based is not the right word... I mean that kind of DNS based service like SDN, what ever you call it.

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DNS:

one has webmin installed and the other whm dnsonly and ive configured those with the same ip retrictions...

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I'm seeing nothing in tuguhost.com (timeout). DNS/server change?

I am currently using mandrill for sending email for an application of mine but because it places my ip addresses of my backend servers into the headers it makes it impossible to not allow hackers to …

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iptables "burst-rate" would be a nice topic to digg into. Most of the scripts for securing ip(6)tables I've seen on the net will DROP everything and then allow only a few ports in (l

Agree, suppose I use their service from day 1 it shouldn't be a problem.

Um... once they know your IP, changing DNS records does not help except against the most brain-dead skiddie.

What is your opinion on Cloud based DDOS tool (Change your DNS records , point to DDOS platform provider).

Actually I really need and use HA, using my own "HA" system with DNS failover service and several live backup servers in different data centers (with different providers).

You also had free DNS anycast service and much much more.

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My first time running a MySQL replicated DNS server - so i'm merely curious as to the difference in resources required.

On the other hand, I have some DNS records pointed to 10.0.0.0/8 private range for some dev servers... some people get confused too easily though + there is some security considerations when doing th