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Isn't this the case with most hosting providers, such as Digital Ocean? You point your registrar's name servers at ns1, ns2,ns3.digitalocean.com then create req
by ben_jones 9y ago
Isn't this the case with most hosting providers, such as Digital Ocean? You point your registrar's name servers at ns1, ns2,ns3.digitalocean.com then create requisite DNS records for a given droplet. Seems like the same lack of authentication.
- Ajedi32 9y agoThe difference is that DigitalOcean gives each VM its own IP address. So even though your DNS may be pointed at DigitalOcean's servers, other DigitalOcean customers are not able to respond to incoming TLS connections for that IP.