Hello, I read a bit about both and am unsure where DNS resolvers usually are implemented. Does anyone know with validated source? submitted by /u/DramaticEducator6276 [link] [comments] Powered by WPeMatico
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I’m testing unbound as recursive resolver on my macbook air. When I use it at my office or when connecting to the internet through my mobile hotspot it is working flawlessly. When at home and connected to my LAN wi-fi it just stops working. There must be something wrong with my router and dnssec specification. … Read More “Unbound issue” »
“The reverse DNS database of the Internet is rooted in the .arpa top-level domain.” From the “Reverse DNS Lookup” Wikipedia page. What does this mean? I thought that, simply, my dns zone file will have a PTR record written in it. Why does .arpa have to come into it. Does this happen with every record … Read More “Confusion Around Funermental DNS Concept” »
Back in 2021, Facebook and its related sites went offline for a while because of a BGP issue that prevented access to their authoritative DNS servers. I always thought that public resolver services (not the same as authoritative) used multiple IP addresses with separate ASNs to maximise resiliency so that if internet routing for one … Read More “Public DNS Resolver ASN Question” »
Running Windows Server 2022 We have multiple sites each with their respective domain controllers. The domain controllers have bgp peering with the local cores that act as RR servers with all distribution and routed access nodes as RR clients. When following the windows guide there are certain settings that appear to be intended to not … Read More “DNS Anycast across multiple sites causing replication issues” »
So I have two DNS servers running different versions of Bind, and they are answering differently on a classless reverse DNS query, despite what I think are very similar configurations, and I’m not sure why or if this is a problem. They are both non-recursive authoritative servers. For reverse DNS, we host both the class … Read More “Classless reverse DNS – direct host query returns CNAME, not PTR” »
Hi! I have: a domain mydomain.ca registered with register.ca, NS is set to siteground nameservers hosting at siteground a video conference server running on EC2 How can I make it so the video conferencing server (it gets started up and shut down on a schedule) is accessible via a subdomain like conference.mydomain.ca? I’m thinking I … Read More “DDNS type setup with existing registrar/host and route 53” »
Edit: Solution at the bottom of this post. Per the subject. My current setup only resolves domainname.com. www.domainname.com gives a 522 error. My Setup: Setup a repository on GitHub, added it to CloudFlare pages. domainname.pages.dev resolves properly. Registered domainname.com via CloudFlare. In CloudFlare, domainname.com > DNS Records > set 2 records Type: CNAME, Name: domainname.com, … Read More “How to setup DNS Records on CloudFlare such that both www.domainname.com and domainname.com point to the same GitHub webpage?” »
Can you suggest DNS that is fully customizable (for kids restriction)? I only know NextDNS and ControlD. Also, if i were to use the two mentioned, what are the advantage and disadvantage? submitted by /u/Aidzeer [link] [comments] Powered by WPeMatico