Bought the other day. Great & easy to use service. Support from Armada is top too.
[100% SECURE] The Original Secure DNS Services [RELIABLE DNS] No Logging/Reporting |
(Jun 15, 2016 03:39 PM)johnwillia Wrote: Can I use this for my nano core? Also do I need to port forward? DNS Has no port forwarding needs, only for your VPN or router will you need to port forward. DNS support Remote Administrative Tools such as Nanocore.
Jun 22, 2016 01:16 PM
(This post was last modified: Jun 22, 2016 01:16 PM by Silent1ntruder.)
I'm interested in this. Posting here to come back to it later.
I'm interested in this. Posting here to come back to it later. ![]()
Thanks for all the vouches guys.
Just as an FYI to everyone. I recently just completed a massive update, integrated in 10+ new host domains, and refined a few back end security tweaks. In the event there was a minor disruption in services, it was unfortunately required as a services reboot as needed for some of the changes to take effect, however I do not believe there was any disruption this time around, fail over resolution kicked in instantly. 🤝
This is not sales trashing, this is my opinion on the product after I purchased.
I paid $30 for a years sub to this DNS service. It's been causing issues with clients I was connected with and now the DNS is completely down and I've had this service for only 6 hours. I'm not saying this DNS service is always like this, but this is all I have experienced so far. Please fix this as soon as possible. shooky 🤝 (Jun 26, 2016 09:11 PM)shooky Wrote: This is not sales trashing, this is my opinion on the product after I purchased. I am using the service currently and it's working fine me... Have you tried pinging your DNS to see if it is up? (Jun 26, 2016 09:15 PM)Gt403cyl Wrote: I am using the service currently and it's working fine me... He gave me the "new domains" that he recently set up I believe. It pings fine now, earlier it had packet loss. Every time I send a command to one of my clients, they latency changes to "N/A" and then the client eventually disconnects. I've spoke with KFC Watermelon and he informed me that it is 100% a DNS issue after reading the logs from my LL client. (Jun 26, 2016 09:19 PM)shooky Wrote: He gave me the "new domains" that he recently set up I believe. It pings fine now, earlier it had packet loss. Every time I send a command to one of my clients, they latency changes to "N/A" and then the client eventually disconnects. OK, I don't want to get involved, jut wanted to put that out there, that it was working fine for me at the time... glad to hear it's working... |
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