It seems that (from my googleing) that each time a DNS query is sent to the host the IP in the response is rotated, giving a diffrent record to each question given to the dns server. IDK how true this

Lets say I have 4 ns records for a said subdomain(s). When a dns server queries to get these record(s) it is sent a list of ns records from my upper level ns server, cloudflare. It then queries said n

so in other words really hard none the less for someone small. Guess just going to have to stick with my special dns setup.

User managed reverse DNS

Neustar.biz offers CDN + DNS Hosting, You can get DDOS Protection aswell for $190.00 including a million other stuff..

Traceren van de route naar google-public-dns-a.google.com [8.8.8.8]

http://bgp.he.net/dns/norisha2u.com#_whois

* 1 IPv4 (no reverse DNS currently, ETA 1 week) / 10 IPv6 (no reverse DNS currently, ETA 2 - 3weeks)

It doesn't give you any info regarding the "DNS"-package that you claim to offer. Not on the site either, apart from "DNS panel"

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@johnlth93 No, if you don't host website and there's nothing on your port 80/443, then you don't need an ICP license. I have a VPS in Beijing for DNS and some fun, well, no website and no license.

The difference is that on these budget services we're rolling out (DNS, monitoring, email), they're "high value", not "high feature". So I think that offering more

In other news, we now offer DNS hosting for all clients for free.

@wcgodz - thanks for using Rage4 DNS

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I always wondered, how fast does the Rage4 DNS switch? Doesn't it take a while to switch?

From what I have gathered so far, using Rage4 DNS service is the first part of this setup: when VPS1 goes down, it failsover to VPS2 and vice versa. There are other services, but I have seen glowing c

Not sure about a dns server I don't really need it, VPN is a possibility though, already have a proxy server (Image)

dns server, vpn server, proxy server... etc..

The only real HA is across providers with a DNS redirect in case of problems on one of them.