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Prepare a list of most popular public DNS servers like Google or OpenDNS and create batch script with following content (example for Google)

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2x AlienVPS (both 192mb) (1 DNS server the other's Ventrilo/VPN/Other Uses Server)

http://www.domaintools.com/research/dns/

Do you know of any popular DNS Cache checking sites like the below?

Basically what gsrdgrdghd said. There's really no point in getting your own private DNS server to use.

Nope. For example Youtube (and many other CDN providers) have servers located directly at your ISP (or close to it) to give you an optimal latency and bandwidth. When you use your provider's DNS serve

OH!, i thought my own private dns, wich no one uses would be much faster

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So, use Wine to run a DNS server when UNIX clearly has native DNS servers that are in every way superior to Window's DNS servers.

Using your own DNS resolver will slow down your internet due to non-optimal result queries for CDNs and caching.

Joodle essentially wants to create 2 DNS servers (using his Linux VPS boxes) for his home (Windows) system.

I think that's pretty much like a tutorial for setting up an authoritative DNS, though yes, BIND can be set-up as a recursive DNS server.

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You can use something like DNSMASQ or BIND, but you'd still be using forwarders (ie: another DNS provider).

http://www.techrepublic.com/article/setting-up-a-dns-server-under-linux-part-1-the-configuration/1052952

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That's called recurrsive DNS. You will want to check out MaraDNS and Unbound. But do bear in mind if your home has high latency to your VPS it might slow down your internet experiences.

I want my OWN Private DNS, you understand?