Vultr: Instance Security Notice:
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So, it would seem that I am running recursive DNS on my piHole.. and Vultr is letting me know this.
Something I'll have to research - as I'm currently in the middle of other tasks. But they would like me to address this.
sigh Might just shut the piHole down... while it's working,.. It's not really worth the expense currently.
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@gjacobse said in Vultr: Instance Security Notice::
So, it would seem that I am running recursive DNS on my piHole.. and Vultr is letting me know this.
That's what they call a DNS server. You will always get this notice. Just part of having a DNS server.
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@gjacobse said in Vultr: Instance Security Notice::
Something I'll have to research - as I'm currently in the middle of other tasks. But they would like me to address this.
Read their notice carefully. It says that they send this alert and you can just ignore it if you know that you are running it.
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Time to set up a filter to just delete that e-mail automatically.
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@BRRABill said in Vultr: Instance Security Notice::
Time to set up a filter to just delete that e-mail automatically.
Good idea.
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@BRRABill said in Vultr: Instance Security Notice::
Time to set up a filter to just delete that e-mail automatically.
Look at you
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Wait, your on Vultr... Use the Vultr Firewall!
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@aaronstuder said in Vultr: Instance Security Notice::
Wait, your on Vultr... Use the Vultr Firewall!
What does that change, though?
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@scottalanmiller He can all requests not coming from the IP or Subnet (Assuming on DHCP)
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@aaronstuder said in Vultr: Instance Security Notice::
@scottalanmiller He can all requests not coming from the IP or Subnet (Assuming on DHCP)
He can do that now. But that would make the system useless for him. The Vultr firewall might be nice for doing that, but doesn't alter the situation.
