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gud.run

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Hosting & Network

gud.run runs on Cogent, with DNS by Namecheap and email via Proton.

Hosting network
CogentAS174Cogent
Managed DNS
Namecheap
Email
Proton
IPv6 (AAAA)
Not enabled
CAA pinning
None

Sits alongside 259,299 other sites on Cogent. Stable here since we started watching (Sep 5, 2026).

The apex and www are the same hosting — the apex via A records.

DNS Records for gud.run

HostnameTypeTTLPriorityContent
gud.runSOA3601dns1.registrar-servers.com hostmaster.registrar-servers.com 1785877539 43200 3600 604800 3601
gud.runTXT0v=spf1 include:_spf.protonmail.ch ~all
gud.runTXT0protonmail-verification=705a89c15841d57072018d463036f4e448bbf354
gud.runNS0dns1.registrar-servers.com
gud.runNS0dns2.registrar-servers.com
gud.runA080.91.65.127
gud.runMX010mail.protonmail.ch
gud.runMX020mailsec.protonmail.ch
www.gud.runA080.91.65.127

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About DNS Records

DNS (Domain Name System) records are instructions that provide information about a domain, including its IP addresses, mail servers, and other services. Common record types include:

  • SOA (Start of Authority) - Contains administrative information about the zone
  • NS (Nameserver) - Specifies authoritative nameservers for the domain
  • A (Address) - Maps a domain to an IPv4 address
  • AAAA - Maps a domain to an IPv6 address
  • CNAME (Canonical Name) - Creates an alias pointing to another domain
  • MX (Mail Exchange) - Specifies mail servers for the domain