Inbuilt DDOS protected anycast DNS

@DomainBop For the dns.he.net name server, the website is in Los Angeles. For the Amazon Route 53 name server, the website is in Lansing, Michigan. For dnsmadeeasy.com, the server is in Phoenix, Ari

Anyway the DNS hosting speed is a little bit hard to measure. First of all I would assume that ping response time is not the best metric, beside that for records query you should use low TTL (equal to

Might try http://just-dnslookup.com/ ?

@gbshouse, do you recommend a web tool to actually test DNS server lookups?

why don't you use your Rage4 DNS for your main domain rage4.com?

http://www.solvedns.com/blog/major-dns-providers-speed-comparison/

Rage4 DNS Case Study: tr-ance.com - http://gbshouse.com/promo/Rage4CaseStudy_tr-ance.pdf

I can confirm it didn't make any DNS queries to our nameservers. The only thing it seems to do is a ping test of the nameserver's IP.

Additionally, it doesn't actually seem to request a record? I know that it says AAAA, CNAME, etc at the top, but I tried it against our own DNS cluster, then looked at the logs to see where the reques

The Ultratools DNS speed test is fairly useless (unless the majority of your site's users are located in Virginia) because the results it is giving are the ping times from the ultratools.com website (

I used to hate when IE would take a long time to look up the website url. So over the years I have tested various DNS setup. For me dnsmadeeasy.com is the winner. Here is a quick comparison of thr

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@prometeus - this is the streaming powered by Rage4 DNS?

2nd server (backup file, 2nd dns, backup email)

Who.is is pretty awesome. Their integrated DNS records tool is handy, too.

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Couldn't you just block the license server host name at the dns level instead lol

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With Rage4 DNS beside UptimeRobot you can use also NewRelic, ScaleXtreme, NodePing and generic webhooks