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UltraDNS Public FAQs

UltraDNS Public FAQs

Vercara’s UltraDNS Public is a free and global recursive DNS service with industry-leading SLAs, offering multiple blocking levels ranging from no filtering to security threat, family, and business protection. Our service can be used as an alternative to your current DNS provider with industry-leading SLAs.

Vercara’s UltraDNS Public Instructions page provides instructions on how to change your DNS settings.

These actions must occur before they can launch the first attack, send the first beacon, and deliver the first phish before they can exploit any intrusion. Vercara focuses on discovering and mapping this adversary infrastructure and then leverages this knowledge combined with real-time communication pattern analysis to identify and prevent attacks before they happen, thus shifting to a proactive security paradigm.

Vercara’s UltraDNS Public Service uses a variety of high-quality threat intelligence sources to identify and block access to malicious domains when your system makes a query for such domains.

DNS Over HTTPS support, particularly how end-user apps, OS, or browsers would choose which DoH to use, is still very much in early development within the IETF and among software vendors. We are watching closely and very involved in the standards process but have no firm time at which we’ll be supporting DoH in our UltraDNS Firewall product.

If your network settings for DNS are pointing to Vercara’s UltraDNS Public and the domain being queried falls within a filter policy defined for that network you will be redirected to a Block, Warn, or Nx Domain landing page. Although very rare, sometimes a domain may be miscategorized in which case you have the option to dispute the categorization through the landing page itself.