I have setup the geo-dns with BIND by its views and ACLs.

Nothing stops you from redirecting the URL There are free dns offers all around, some offer cloaking.

I'm wondering if there's any interest among fellow LET users for a new GeoDNS backend for PowerDNS?

I used them for a a bit over a year, no complaints. Lately just been using namecheap's DNS servers because I moved domains over there and I've been lazy.

I love the LEB market for personal projects, and it's very useful for redundant services like DNS, secondary mailservers, etc. That's it, for me.

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Yes, I would definitely recommend offering subdomains - preferably something auto-generated that can still be remembered (like a dictionary word), or of course something that can be chosen freely. It

/self promo mode on/ You can always try Rage4 DNS /self promo mode off/

Too bad few of my domains was down for 24+ hours (They are .vn domain, changing DNS will take more than 24 hours to affect)

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Well mine was down and with that my primary DNS. 2 things...

They use DNS level CDN as far as I recalls

I've been playing around with varnish and round robin DNS. So far I've got 2 varnish servers with 4 webservers. I haven't made the setup live yet but all testing looks stable and I'll be throwing some

Why not set up your own BIND cluster? It's a little harder to set up than cPanel DNS Only (which I believe requires at least 1 cPanel server) but it's really fast and gives you complete control.

@Fliphost CloudFlare has an Anycast DNS network and the queries are resolved just super fast. If you are using the cluster for cPanel accounts only then by all means use cPanel DNS-Only, but if you ar

Why not use CLOUDFLARE without the cloudflare protection? They are great DNS servers.

I am Looking into creating a larger DNS cluster than I currently have. My current one runs off of a small cPanel DNS Only cluster.

It is solid advice and I have shown his email because just like you, I believe that I should have followed @Nick_A's example. He is a solid provider and we use RamNode for a couple of our DNS nodes, a

I'd like to use one of these as a backup DNS server. Is there a way to get one in the United States without a UK phone number?