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    Default Hiding nameserver

    hello everyone , is their any website except cloudflare which you use to hide your nameservers

    cloudflare is good but some country user dont acces my website they said it gives error that site is offline

    so any suggestion for this
    imrannazir Reviewed by imrannazir on . Hiding nameserver hello everyone , is their any website except cloudflare which you use to hide your nameservers cloudflare is good but some country user dont acces my website they said it gives error that site is offline so any suggestion for this Rating: 5

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    Website's:
    imdber.org justpaste.me
    What's the purpose of using a nameserver if you're going to hide them?

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    mate its for safety

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    LoL a namserver is essential for any site to work.A nameserver will point to your server ip.There is no way to TOTALLY hide nameservers completely unless you don't use a domain

    However what you can do is as follow
    You can use a CDN like cloudflare or some other reverse proxy hosting.
    This system works as follows ....you put your original nameservers details at cloudflare{your whole dns zone} and then cloudflare gives you their nameservers
    for e.g
    dina.cloudflare.com
    tom.cloudflare.com
    Then you change your nameservers @ domain registrar level to cloudflare given nameservers
    Thus when people will query your whois , they will see cloudflare NS , not yours
    Hope its clear enough
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    Yup, go with what Ifirst suggested.
    There are reverse proxy hosting providers as-well, for eg. SplitIce's service..

    Go for something like that

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    Post Hi,

    Quote Originally Posted by imrannazir View Post
    mate its for safety
    You actually don't want to have CloudFlare proxying NS records in your zone file (such as ns1.yourdomain.com). You would want to make sure those records are going direct (gray cloud on record).

    ---------- Post added at 02:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:28 PM ----------

    Quote Originally Posted by Ifirst View Post
    LoL a namserver is essential for any site to work.A nameserver will point to your server ip.There is no way to TOTALLY hide nameservers completely unless you don't use a domain

    However what you can do is as follow
    You can use a CDN like cloudflare or some other reverse proxy hosting.
    This system works as follows ....you put your original nameservers details at cloudflare{your whole dns zone} and then cloudflare gives you their nameservers
    for e.g
    dina.cloudflare.com
    tom.cloudflare.com
    Then you change your nameservers @ domain registrar level to cloudflare given nameservers
    Thus when people will query your whois , they will see cloudflare NS , not yours
    Hope its clear enough
    Yes, this is how things generally go. The issue really has to do with people that need to have a ns record for their site(s) in their zone file.
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    #8
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    SplitIce has nise "reverse proxy service" , contact him or:
    x4b.org

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    #9
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    Website's:
    Elite.SO Defendos.com Motionite.com
    You can't hide Whois. Fact. (You can pay for private whois.)

    You can hide your IP using a reverse proxy. Or just use your VPS as reverse proxy. Your original IP will be cloaked with the ones from your reverse proxy.

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    In most cases you would just use an unbranded domain name. Otherwise, you could use an offsite DNS service. (dyndns.org) someone like that...

    http://zoneedit.com/

    http://www.dnsmadeeasy.com/
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