It should have the basics, email, dns, etc.

If you want good DNS query speed, anycast it. Tag onto Rage4 if you want a done solution. I run my own anycast for the parent company, SG + UK + 3 sites in US for full coverage. Not perfect, but doesn

@Kenshin - I need to get a VPS from you at some point for our DNS network. I like to provide good DNS query speed all around the globe. Where is your data center located?

Anyway, changing IPs in DNS should not be done manually, there are automatic schemes.

Setting up services that allow changing ports easily is not an issue, but services with 'hardcoded'/default ports is hard to setup (i.e. web, dns etc).

I am not seeing anything wrong with the domain or contact details and the DNS is correct. Last update was the 23rd so no significant changes were made recently.

@bcarlsonmedia It's all about port buddy. Port is custom so just pointing DNS will not work and i really cant say all people that please also use this port with domain.

hostmaster email : dns@jomax.net

O32 Great for VPNs, IRC, DNS, monitoring, or a few websites!

dns proxy = No

This thread is so old! However, I recommend using afraid.org for a secondary DNS, very simple to set up as well.

You can also of course do this yourself on your own dns server (or any) with the domain of your choice.

Free DNS Management + RDNS v4&v6

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Need it urgently for my dns/vpn:

BIND master also running on the box, propagating DNS out to as many slaves as you like. Basically an all-in-one domain and server manager for "regular users". I'll probably release

I have yet to like any DNS management interface I've seen, so I'm rolling my own. There might be more to it as well, but DNS is a good start.

I had some sites on freedns.afraid.org and one day they dumped me out of nowhere claiming I was abusing the service. It was fully automated, I tried to contact them and not a single f**k was given. Wa

dns.he.net has been good for everyone? It's still free and beta.