Use their migration tools, do a bulk migration and chose the options for express migration, so that it updates DNS .... that's assuming your using cpanel dns.

@DNSbed, already using Yandex, they have weird DNS, the control panel constantly doubts that the domains' dns are set to Yandex... Runbox seems expensive.

Free DNS Management + RDNS v4&v6

My VPS with @UGVPS is a DNS one, and I have 14 DNS servers, so 1 being offline isn't going to make a huge impact (Image)

Thanks guys, then I've made a thinking mistake. I assumed that dnsmasq was a dns server itself, not just by pushing requests to other nameservers.

I noticed that DNS requests aren't being tunneled. Can anyone else confirm this?

I have spare VPS I don't use, they have the os installed and I keep that up to date, they are all part of my DNS cluster though and an SSH key setup to my backup VPS. Anything bad happens I can quick

Is dnsmasq not a DNS server itself, merely a forwarder that forwards requests to 'other' DNS servers?

Is dnsmasq not a DNS server itself, merely a forwarder that forwards requests to 'other' DNS servers?

/etc/resolv.conf should contain your dns resolver like Google DNS or OpenDNS. That's what i'm using on my openvpn and dnsmasq configuration.

After some digging, I found out that my DNS is not working;

You can try to use Overplay's Smart DNS (or some other form of proxy DNS).

according to this : http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/vhosts/examples.html you must have it and your DNS should be pointing those domain names to your server.

BuyVM+, currently being hosted through cPanel, will be merged fully into stallion as well. Users will be able to control their databases fully as well as an unmetered amount of DNS records. We'll like

All packages include Free DDoS Protection and Free Managed DNS Service

Hosthatch also offers 'free' unlimited SSL certificates, 50GB of CDN space and Multicast DNS with their service, which I found really surprising.

Correct, would also recommend that for CDN. Anycast is a nice feature for some things (like DNS), but (except you are Cloudflare and have a high budget to do everything needed) you should be able to c

Few ideas regarding CDN (considering good DNS usage)

situations I suppose. Currently, my regular dns system is not relying on any other systems, and uses replication for records(mysql), and that works quite well for me, so I am sure I will do similar w

Yep, that is pretty much the plan, to have the config that lives in the db, to be flushed out to config files for dns/web cache servers proxies, and then synced via the an old fashioned rsync, possibl