CloudFlare (DNS only) and Rackspace seem to work pretty well for me.

Self hosted, looking at Rage4 DNS though

Namecheap also provides free DNS hosting, even for domains registered elsewhere.

I've never used it, but Rackspace DNS is free and is well-regarded.

@sleddog, that's a pretty good amount of dns traffic.

3xBind9 DNS (64MB LEBs). Plus my own webUI. Never needed anything more.

Im using he.net dns.he.net

4 x cPanel DNS Servers, located all over the joint. Currently hosting over 2K Domains DNS.

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@mark Not via the DNS only interface. I would assume you could probably do it via the bind files though.

@Fliphost With cPanel DNS only, can you create and edit DNS zones without a full cPanel server? I had a look early at my cPanel DNS only and couldn't see that.

Cloudflare, rage4 or my own cPanel DNS only.

Cloudflare and/or Rage4 DNS.

What does everyone do around here for DNS hosting? I run a cPanel hosting sideline and use my cPanel server to create A records for my LEBs at the moment but want to keep my LEBs completely separate f

Seems like it can't resolve the SMTP servers hostname even though its the correct one, /etc/resolv.conf looks fine using googles dns, Anyone got any ideas?

and company stability) to use as a west coast DNS server but the very limited bandwidth (50GB) makes the offer unsuitable for the needs of many (or most) LEB users. The same thing goes for using DO'

check the DNS and select NS.

going to do with their atom? I'm thinking web, dns, email, vpn, streaming and maybe a voice server or two

http://www.whatsmydns.net/dns/

We added Spain providers because they are those we know, and we use the IPs of DNS resolvers to obtain a IP that respond to ping.