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For maradns this would be the following:

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* Setup network, dns, hostname, and password.

* Anycast DNS

I would once again advise you to set up default virtual server to display something that wouldn't give a chance to see you could be behind any domain that just pointed its DNS at you.

* 5 IP Addresses on Private VLAN with Reverse DNS

vpscorner.co.uk. 21600 IN SOA dora.ns.cloudflare.com. dns.cloudflare.com. 2013092410 10000 2400 604800 3600

DNS would be possible. Maybe I should check that out :P

On the slave DNS nodes, just set up a bunch of AFXRs for each domain.

Install NSD, setup a php based management control panel, and use your unused VPS to start up a free service called LowEndDNS.com. Provide no cost DDOS-filtered DNS service to the LEB/LET Community si

@Mun As it is a DNS change I would assume it is still cached on your computer or by your ISP

I am having Hosting account with reseller club, So i change DNS for that account. Domain register with Godaddy. When i change DNS for my hosting account domain showing error even after 72 Hours DNS u

You need to provide more information to troubleshoot. What do you mean by "Change DNS Server for my Hosting account"? What does "Change DNS of Godaddy" mean? Also

I am having one domain with Goddady but when i change DNS Server for my Hosting account . Site is showing not available Even after 48 to 72 Hours update time. If i again change DNS of Godaddy domain i

DNS

Been having problems with FRH these couple days. VPS not accessible, website as well. Anyone having similar issues or it's just my dns?

http://www.promovps.com/2011/11/tutorial-vps/low-resource-dns-name-server-using-nsd.html

i have small VPS server. Cent OS 6.4 ( 32 bit ) + named service. i host one of my domain DNS in this VPS. now i need to create another 4 host records for this domain. ns1.domain.com & ns2.doma

* you also need to decide on some kind of redundancy solution for your webservers (or reverse proxies, rather). You might want to set up and play a little with your own DNS server for that...