How to encrypt my Minecraft server domain??

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I saw some OVH hosted Minecraft server encrypted their Minecraft server domain(I mean someone can't resolve their server domain to IP)

How shall I do it..?
 
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disable ping.

https://www.raymond.cc/blog/blocking-ping-response-in-windows-to-prevent-hackers-from-finding-you/

Here a little guide, then try to use a fail over as domain ip that routes to the main ip
That doesn't help. The IP will still remain public.
Also, that tutorial is windows desktop based while most servers operate on Linux.
Even if it was a windows server, there are more efficient ways of doing this.

I saw some OVH hosted Minecraft server encrypted their Minecraft server domain(I mean someone can't resolve their server domain to IP)
A domain always points to some sort of publicly accessible IP. It's impossible to have a domain name without it linking to an IP.

What is possible is that there's a proxy in between which doesn't reveal the actual server IP but a different IP.
 

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Why don't you just secure the IP from your domain provider? Costs extra few money but sometimes worth it.
 

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Instead of disabling ICMP or similar protocols, simply set up a BungeeCord instance. If it's attacked, your actual game servers are still fine and it's fairly lightweight. With BungeeCord, you can also setup up a round robin system to ensure that your network/server is always available to the public along with setting up bot protection.
 

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Why would you even want to disable resolving of your domain? If it's for ddos protection ovh's should be more than enough.
 
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