i use internetbs DNS. but when i transferred to namecheap because of promo, once successful, internetbs DNS does not work anymore.

why not install bind/tinydns/powerdns/etc and register your own dns with the domain provider, configure the nameserver and then use your own!

They do have AS58001, but they are an ISP that doesn't care about abuse at all so maybe it isn't the best solution for DNS hosting.

No not just dns for us but our vps panel allows you to use our dns servers. You might try rage4?

I'm not sure if this type of DNS service exists, but is there any DNS provider that allows you to use your own custom nameservers (ns1.dominicl.me and ns2.dominicl.me) as I'm not having much luck with

We need provider with own AS since we are looking for potential new Rage4 DNS PoP in this area. We already have good PoP in Bulgaria (thanks @rds100) but since we have whole bunch of customers from Ru

Also, I will soon roll out a new LA location (most likely at the begining of the following week), with Colocrossing as well. Hopefully at the same time the DNS management services will be released as

I believe so, come to think of it SolusVM has a powerdns guide with MySQL replicating the records:

http://www.zoobey.com/index.php/resources/all-articles-list/473-powerdns-master-slave-setup

Can somebody link me to a guide on how to create a DNS cluster using 2 Linux VPS's please as nameservers? Basically what I want to do is set up 2 VPS's (one for each nameserver) and allow them to sync

ca /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/2.0/keys/ca.crtcert /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/2.0/keys/server.crtkey /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/2.0/keys/server.keydh /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/2.0/keys/dh1024.pemuser nobodygroup nogroups

Google DNS for my personal usage.

Prometheus (VZSSD7 - run a couple of sites on it), QuickWeb(Budget OpenVZ II - soon to be used for DNS) and Host Mist (will let it expire though, no problems with it, but dont need it anymore).

And also, I got DNS lookup failed about your domains...

I register my domain with hover, so I use my DNS there too.

@adly - doesn't help what? Your confidence in them? Highly doubt that is an indicator of anything except probably a good business decision (if their service goes down system-wide by some catastrophic

DNS & backup: IPXcore, StromVZ, Secure Dragon

In my case, my domain name registrar (*.ar domains) doesn't give you a nameserver, they ask you to give them 2-4 IPs of nameservers and they delegate the dns to those dns providers. Since I don't trus

dns.he.net

I use Sitelutions' free DNS.