Neato, I'll also add this to my CloudFlare DNS API, so that there's no weird errors. Should I share the CF API as well ? (Image)

Anyone use them for DNS? Looks like they are down..

and here is a screenshot of my DNS template from Kloxo admin panel

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Picked one up as well... my 3 server dns cluster master plan is complete! (Image)

http://www.unotelly.com/unodns/

@pubcrawler I will look into it. DNS wise I could probably offer it with a few modifications, however another location would probably be requirement (Image)

Imagine all those sites like Gawker and HuffPo that were down due to hurricane. Updating their DNS with new server IP in dry sane place with good data, well that would have been right idea

Running an experiment with a Cpanel provider. Waiting for DNS to propagate. Pretty nifty Cpanel is for this, so far.

(ie craigslist)/stuff dependent on ip geo dns and so on.

Eventually, perhaps, maybe, I guess. I've kind of put an open source release on the backburner as there didn't seem to be a lot of interest, and it seems that anycast dns is the current buzz.

Just got that email as well. Our DNS node with them is gone.

- Custom Reverse DNS (RDNS) records via VPS control panel

http://www.unotelly.com/unodns/

VPN and Proxy I understand. What I don't understand is that how does these "smart" DNS services work, what does it simly by a DNS setting change:

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Connected to this topic, does anyone know / can explain how does the commercial DNS hosts make it possible to listen to iPlayer and Netflix, just by a simple DNS setting? I really don't understand it!

Our NY DNS node in Telx (Western Union Building, 60 Hudson Street) is online and we didn't notice any problems

# Setup DNS threshold for arp

- the VM is unmanaged, the customer is responsible for all aspects of managing their VM server, including patching, installing and maintaining applications, firewalling and DNS.