I have two VPSes with IPXcore, a tiny one for backup and DNS, and a lager one for P2P download(yes this is allowed in their TOS/AUP, witch lots of other providers don't), both servers works really wel

Also I couldn't refuse the offer... I've been wanting to go with a more professional DNS and finally made the leap...

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that. I could have sworn that I deleted that DNS record though. Anyways... I'm going to try to get a new demo page set up today or tomorrow, and maybe a new website for OpenStatus some time soon, si

New Rage4 DNS promo for regular users (Rage4 Partner promo is available here)

On their Feedback site they state they just finish working on their DNS ( What is new? Do anyone know? ) and they will be working on storage next.

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other locations has it's benefit, especially for DNS or people local to the data center (we get a lot of orders from FL because we peer with local ISPs so a VPN with less than 15ms latency comes in h

Uh, I am using google DNS and am having problems accessing the site from multiple proxies. I am wondering if maybe it blocks proxy servers or something?

* Set up your own DNS settings through a providers white-label control panel. Take a look at DNSMadeEasy.

I've been a unix and network admin for a while now. I've had the pleasure of working with plenty of backbone providers, some of them seem better than others. One I absolutely love is Hurricane Elect

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I run my site off one of our nodes. DNS hosted outside, email through google. Some see it as irresponsible, I see it as saying I believe in my product so much that if you go down, I'm going with you.

DNS error, can't resolve: blog.sjchen.com

And also, I took a look at their reseller hosting plans, which are also $1 for the first month. The most expensive seems to include a free SSL certificate, 2co account, private DNS, as well as WHMCS,

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DNS server, VPN, ZNC?

It was a pain though to keep the network up and keep DNS working because it was a dynamic IP not static IP. At least I had a UPS; more than Joe's Datacenter could say.