also been able to help me on some more complex DNS related issues. This is when I found that Dominion was a host I could trust and rely on. I had an issue with DNS, which I though was on the Direct

@gbshouse Is it possible to add redirection ( 301, 302) as well. Technically it is not part of DNS, however it is useful to have that and many dns systems have that in place.

Add another A record to your DNS and then either install a control panel such as Kloxo or modify your Vhosts file as outlined above...

Setup DNS and your web server.

So apparently what I need to set up is a DNS forwarding server. Not sure how to do this either. Tried looking it up but couldn't find any really clear info.

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I am not sure, but maybe, if they have static IP, cant you use hosts file instead of DNS ?

Oh I see then. How would I go about setting up custom DNS for this? just set up Bind on my server? I thought the traffic would have to be pushed through my server? I don't think Bind would handle that

that's much better than idle in my hand :P

The only way to do it, is get a custom DNS server up. You can either set one up yourself or just use one of these sites:

@yywudi and thanks for that, it is working as a dns server (Image)

rDNS = reverse DNS

It's not really overkill if you tweak it. After all you can shutdown the webserver, dns or anything you want by default. I think the panel only uses 20mb ram with everything shut off. So with just a m

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I am running nginx-proxy with apache and php-fpm on cloudflare dns.

If we are talking about other GUI's/interfaces to manage BIND, then one that likely not too many users here may know is that the Yast tool from OpenSuse has a great ncurses based DNS/BIND management t

Honestly, this issue hasn't come up, probably partly due to the fact that most people do HTTP checks on host names (using DNS), but mostly stick to IP addresses for ping.

Use the IP. Due to my tests, DNS records may be a bit messed up.

I decided to showcase a preview of the DNS Manager. (Image)

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