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You personally make a many DNS queries as a full-blown ISP? The fact that your server does it's own caching may keep your query rate lower than others. I'm sur
by thanksforfish 6y ago
You personally make a many DNS queries as a full-blown ISP? The fact that your server does it's own caching may keep your query rate lower than others.
I'm sure they can refuse service to customers in certain cases.
- rsync 6y agoNo, I wouldn't make anywhere near that number of DNS requests, but the setup would be the same - a caching, forwarding nameserver doing a MITM between my networks and nextDNS. So I assume they allow (or, rather, can't really disallow) such a setup but I wonder what ramifications it has when someone decides to front their entire customer base behind their nextDNS acount ...
- thanksforfish 6y agoI'd assume they would just ask them to stop.