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and everything seem to work properly except of DNS Manager.

Also they'll be releasing 10.0.2 shortly, the only issue I've had with ZPanel on one server is having to turn recursive dns off, and manually adding an A record for a subdomain if using their DNS. I

* Personal DNS Servers (x4)

I grabbed one for a backup DNS/MX server. So far so good, the box is fast and the network is running well. $30 well spent!

DNS MX Lookup Results for "YearlyVm.com"

* misconfigured dns (as in cloudflare)

Now that Google Apps is no longer free, I'm searching for a new email option. I tried playing around with Postfix on a spare computer, and quickly learned that some email providers require reverse DNS

can't you just point the MX records to your email provider using your existing DNS providers?

Mot true at all, just point the records like you wish as normal. It is smart to let cPanel take over as providers need to change servers around sometime and if you fail to change the DNS, well you br

Roadblock/problem for me is that Cpanel seems to and confirmed with the hosting company, that I must add each domain I want email for and let their server takeover the DNS. Meaning I need to change t

I say test it and try. We've long used this, in this way @MrOwen. Is it perfect? Nope, still have timeout issue on the DNS lookup perhaps. Where browser or whatever software interface might get

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Including free DNS. (Global). Around 5 DNS servers and 7 HTTP proxies.

Only good things about Godaddy are the promos and quick DNS updates if you host your DNS there. I also have domains with Namecheap and they're decent as well.

dont multiple front ends need a front end anyway? or you mean controlled by round robin DNS?

The RR thing MrOwen (feeding user 2 different IPs) is a function of DNS. However, it's your browser that determines what do in case of outage or failure. I believe all modern browsers renegotiate wi

@tsanten, that blog post is basically exactly what I'm looking for! I would like to stick with CloudFlare because I think they provide a great DNS service.

using dnsmadeeasy dns failover myself for 3x haproxy load balancers for 5x LEB VPS (4x openvz and 1x kvm) mainly to get over openvz limitation of no local binding/sysctl editing ability for keepalived

The DNSMadeEasy package is $50 a year if memory serves me right.