Free DDoS Protected AnyCasted DNS for your Domain Names! (NEW)

@Kuro The idea was a play on "GeoDNS" and "PowerDNS" which I turned into "Geo Powered DNS" (dropped the d in Powered and used the D in DNS).

* You control your rDNS (both IPv4 and IPv6)

I'm actually running a primary DNS (bind) server on 128MB just fine.

OP problem seems to be related to mis-configuration instead of his/her system running out memory, but even it really works depending on the number of DNS quesry I highly doubt OP setup will work as ex

32MB should be plenty. I'm running a DNS server on a 48MB VMWare instance with FreeBSD and it has plenty of headroom. I've not bothered with any optimisation as it's fine as-is, but I could get it d

32MB isn't really enough, I've managed to run DNS on a 256mb server, but not much smaller than that.

http://www.aboutdebian.com/dns.htm

How are you managing your DNS entries. I'd assume that'd take care of it...

Yea thats what im trying to do but right now when i install bind its not resolving anything, when change my dns servers on my main computer to point to them.

Ok only thing you need to do is this: Set the TDL and domain name on your own server and then have your main computer (the computer you want affected) to contact your server's nameserver FIRST before

If you have an own DNS server you can set up any domain you want, including your own TLD., as long as you keep setting that DNS server as the first one to query on your OS.

Well I was planning to use it just as a caching dns server, and possibly setup my own tld. But I can't seem to get them to resolve any names.

Does DNS work on 32mb? I'm not too sure.

I'm looking to setup a dns server with bind9 but no matter what i can do I cant seem to get it to work. Im using 32burst/32meg $6/yr server. I wanted to create my own fake domain but before doing that

It's using PowerDNS as a DNS server so 256MB should be OK

Free DNS Management

Anyone used it or heard of it? Looks pretty good for a PowerDNS cluster...

I got it resolved. My provider is handling the DNS issues now, thanks to god.

I try to do error-detection to avoid entering dns-illegal values. But it's complex, at least for me (Image)