http://stevetan.me/vestacp-dns-cluster-setup/

Can't you still use cPanel DNS Only on another server...

Wondering if anyone made a tutorial on creating an ad blocking DNS server? Did see a post here the other day about it but seems like no one actually got around to making the tutorial.

Say for example your IP is 192.168.2.10 and your server's hostname is vps.myserver.com. You have an A record set in Godaddy DNS:

Correct. Reverse DNS is handled by your VPS provider.

You need reverse dns set for you ipv6 address. This must be done through your vps service provider. Your vps control panel may have a feature where you can do it, if not then you'll need to open a sup

I tried reading https://support.google.com/mail/?p=ipv6_authentication_error but couldn't seem to figure out how to do it. i know google is our best friend but with lots of info about ipv6 ipv4 rdns,

cPanel DNS is free and is actually a pretty easy way to manage a DNS cluster:

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it's how i do DNS Cluster, Get Log Files and update my web site(s) live..

i think some panels that you can install on your server come with features to setup a dns too.

I am a newbie and I want to learn about setting up my own DNS server. But, I can't seem to find good tutorial on how to setup my own DNS server(s). Can anyone help me out?

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* The sending IP must have a PTR record (i.e., a reverse DNS of the sending IP) and it should match the IP obtained via the forward DNS resolution of the hostname specified in the PTR record. Otherwis

some suspending your account if it appears on a DNSBL list, some flagging you for using SMTP on any kind of scale. This is understandable and a provider will want to protect their IP space and other

@OkieDoke - /autopromotion:on maybe consider external DNS service with proper API and functionality set /autopromotion:off

Most of the attached domains use Google Apps so there is no local mail routing, I would like to setup a DNS cluster for redundancy so that we can still get mail forwarded to the Google MX servers in t

DNS is OK too

In all seriousness you could set up a private/public VPN, an adblocking DNS, or donate it's computing power to http://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/ or http://lhcathome.web.cern.ch/ or http://einstein.

also whic of these support clustering (atleast dns clustering like cpanel dns only)