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...DNS service' - possibly in order to launch a DNS recursion attack. A DNS recursion attack is a type of Distributed Denial of Service attack whereby a malicious entity sends several thousand spoofed requests to a DNS server. The requests are spoofed so that they appear to come from the target or 'victim' server but in fact come from different sources...

...DNS service' - possibly in order to launch a DNS recursion attack. A DNS recursion attack is a type of Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack whereby a malicious entity sends several thousand spoofed requests to a DNS server. The requests are spoofed so that they appear to come from the target or 'victim' server but in fact come from different...

...DNS settings of your router needs to be edited, to point to cWatch DNS servers for filtering the web traffic of your network An SSL certificate is to be installed on all devices behind the router. This is required in order to display the warning page when cWatch blocks a HTTPS website. Default protection settings will be applied to all devices...

...DNS provider to COMODO Secure DNS This option points your DNS settings to Comodo Secure DNS servers. The change means your DNS requests are resolved through Comodo's proprietary Directory Services Platform. Comodo's worldwide network of redundant DNS servers provide fast and secure internet browsing without any hardware or software installation. The service also protects you by blocking access...

...DNS record for the website you just enrolled You need to add this record to the DNS entry for your domain to route site traffic through the CDN To view the CNAME record: Select a website in the drop-down at top-left of the dashboard Select the 'DNS' tab (or click the hamburger button and select 'DNS') The CNAME...

...DNS record for the website you just enrolled You need to add this record to the DNS entry for your domain to route site traffic through the CDN To view the CNAME record: Select a website in the drop-down at top-left of the dashboard Select the 'DNS' tab (or click the hamburger button and select 'DNS') The CNAME...

...DNS provider to COMODO Secure DNS This option points your DNS settings to Comodo Secure DNS servers. The change means your DNS requests are resolved through Comodo's proprietary Directory Services Platform. Comodo's worldwide network of redundant DNS servers provide fast and secure internet browsing without any hardware or software installation. The service also protects you by blocking access...

...DNS' under 'DNS Settings'. (If this is the first time you are editing the DNS settings, then click 'Custom DNS Setting'). The 'Edit DNS' interface will appear. 4. Click 'Continue' in the 'DNS Manager-Advanced Tools'. The 'DNS Manager - Advanced Tools' interface will appear. 5. Click Add/Edit in the 'Mail Servers' panel. The 'Mail Servers' table will be displayed. 6. Delete...

...DNS' under 'DNS Settings'. (If this is the first time you are editing the DNS settings, then click 'Custom DNS Setting'). The 'Edit DNS' interface will appear. 4. Click 'Continue' in the 'DNS Manager-Advanced Tools'. The 'DNS Manager - Advanced Tools' interface will appear. 5. Click Add/Edit in the 'Mail Servers' panel. The 'Mail Servers' table will be displayed. 6. Delete...

...DNS settings to Secure Internet Gateway, as explained in ' Change your DNS Settings ' XSIG also supports dynamic IP addresses. You need to download the 'Windows Dynamic IP Updater' agent and install it on a network endpoint. See ' Add Networks' for more information. Select Company - MSPs only. Choose the customer organization for which you want to enroll the network. Click 'Next...