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if they're using aws route53, your isp needs to support edns. otherwise, your netblock might have been falsely advertised in the dns provider's geoip database.
by pvtmert 5y ago
if they're using aws route53, your isp needs to support edns.
otherwise, your netblock might have been falsely advertised in the dns provider's geoip database. (eg. maxmind)
- pushrax 5y agoThey're using Cloudflare. When I resolve them from the east coast, I got a San Francisco server once and a server in Budapest once. They have a server in Toronto, Ashburn, Montreal, and other places that are closer. I know geodns works here since I use it for some of my own deployments.