A default installation of OpenBSD is fast, light and a ready to go dns and/or http server.

hey there, im looking at setting up an AnyCast DNS for a few of my sites on a couple of LEB's i have sitting around..

https://vpsboard.com/topic/3341-running-your-own-failover-dns-setup/#entry49939

It sounds like you need a DNS that supports Round robin

To answer the other question no, it doesn't have to be Xen (or KVM) as this is just primarily a web/DNS server system. Once upon a time I had a bad experience with OpenVZ though I now suspect it was m

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they set their domains to your dns

up page delivery. Combine that with a wildcard DNS record and you're ready to go.

First thing you need to do is install dns server, if using vestacp i assume dns (bind9) is up and running, you need a 2nd dns as most domain registrars need two ip's to create two name servers, a few

Hello, I have a server running VestaCP, a new open source very good control panel.

I'm not sure if it is possible, I don't like to change DNS everytime.

WOW - 2 days a go you did not understand DNS,

You can DDoS on a slow link. The cool kid today uses DNS/NTP attacks with high amplification factors. Basically how it works is you tell a server "give me a list of $foo" and then ma

Of course, the site is down, now that the IP changed again, without warning, so I would expect DNS to take a bit of time to update to bring it back up. Pesky TTL's.

as far as I know, there is a lot type of DDoS.. from simple UDP flooding (most bots do this or oldskool script udp.pl), up to dns amplification.

Seems to be working for me now, sorry about that. DNS was updating.

* Set a DDNS Hostname by clicking Set to Above Hostname

Just for testing, I did just update DNS. Might be the issue.

Softether's native protocol is pretty solid. As of now, it can bypass the GFW undetected. Softether also offer L2TP over IPsec and MS-SSTP for your mobile devices, since the scrambled OpenVPN won't wo