so, the detail here is to get us netflix, it is only with dns?!

DNS+pay the invoice when the email notification comes if it's still in use.

What they do is use a DNS server that forwards nearly all request to a normal DNS server (e.g Google DNS). But when you lookup Netflix (or sometimes just the geo IP part), they serve you modified DNS

For each VPS I create a folder with the following name structure: year-month-day of the next due date, DNS/VPS name, provider name, short name of the application/project/role of the VPS. Inside the fo

Google drive and dns entry. You can even use dns api to build a page listing your LEBs and domains

Every time that I get a server, I add a DNS entry for it.

RaspberryPi 512mb with 16gb class10 card and 1tb usb green drive. Primarily for backups, duplicity/s3cmd too, dns cache, file server, time machine, and php development. Also pretty cool considering th

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Guys, this really has nothing to do with DNS :-)

DNS, it is still widely used for:

@Janevski this is not directly related, read what he is trying to do and understand we are referring to the host name. Not necessarily having any thing to do with the DNS as there are quite a few serv

DNS1=8.8.8.8 <- google public dns

@raindog308 What about adding A IP pointer DNS record? (Doing it the proper way.)

I have experienced hosting in east coast, west coast and europe while I am in asia. Using Anycast DNS, as many static files (caching), serving compressed files and using a CDN helps quite a bit.

Okay so I have a round robin DNS record setup. I have unison pointing to sync with said round robin in hopes to create a config file sync across the servers, but due to some little bit of code Debian

I think the easiest solution is unison with a roundrobin dns record setup.

*Free anycast DNS management (Rage4)