Now DNS would not be possible without open source software which we rely heavily on. Our core software stack relies on the following projects; CentOS Apache PHP PostgreSQL PowerDNS BIND NGINX NodeJS Postfix LetsEncrypt We are thankful to al those who contribute to these projects and make them possible! In addition to open source software Now DNS utilises services from the following providers in order to operate OVH Namecheap We recommend all our suppliers as they provide excellent value for money with a high quality of service.
Perhaps you are worried about DNS manipulation attacks, or the privacy of your DNS lookups. Eliminating DNS over UDP on your network might be something you want to achieve. This guide shows how to install a DNS resolver on a CentOS 7 system that will forward all your DNS queries to Google via HTTPS. Sounds crazy, but actually the performance was completely reasonable for casual browsing. This tutorial is based around using the code for the https_dns_proxy project Install some required packages; yum install -y git cmake c-ares-devel gcc gcc-c++ libnghttp2-devel pdns-recursor Fetch the latest libcurl source code (7.56.1 at the time of writing) wget https://curl.haxx.se/download/curl-7.56.1.tar.gz Compile libcurl with nghttp2 and ssl support ./configure --with-nghttp2 --with-ssl make sudo make install Clone the https_dns_proxy code and build it git clone https://github.com/aarond10/https_dns_proxy.git cmake . make Now configure p...
Now-DNS has rolled out support for token based logins on its free DDNS service . Previously users were required to use their site password in their update scripts, this is no longer the case Using tokens is easy and each user account can create up to 10 tokens Navigate to the Account page and select "Generate Token" The token can then be used in place of your site password in your update scripts and tools. Not got an account? Sign up here Happy updating!
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