Only lost a DNS server, so luckily it was no big deal for me to reinstall and resync.

@prometeus - We push the service hard and we have a lot of people on it, around 800. While that's a high number it isn't nearly as high as it should be for what it provides. For $1.00/m more users can

Just got the following email from them:

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It's pretty safe. Just that most web users who don't change their DNS will never be able to access those TLD's.

Yes..but at least ICANN TLD will resolve when you change to their DNS, not sure how safe it is to use thought?

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I found this project kinda interesting.. They offer an alternative DNS root to ICANN and have their own TLD like .geek.

You wanna be a dns provider, mmm on Peru will be more cheap the internet check on movistar.com.pe

We are DNS provider and we need to add new node in South America.

i really need this SG vps for my dns server.. but good luck for your sales.. (Image)

I just use DynDNS that runs on my NAS and port forwarding. Anything for port 80 or 443 goes to my NAS.

Been meaning to ask.. anyone who is hosting your site from a home adsl line did you buy a dedicated ip from your isp or use a dns service to update the ip change? also did you just put your server in

Sure enough if I do a dns lookup on leb.lowendbox.com there's no ip address associated with that domain so server blocks it.

FREE DNS Management - with DNS servers in 4 geographically diverse locations on 4 different network providers

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The US has more servers hands down, and they have more control over the internet than you can imagine. First off they created it(DARPA) and they control Verisign which controls the DNS system. There a

As soon as I went through the trouble of generating keys, switching DNS records and setting everything up, their network has become far less than even CHVPS's was. Outages of around 4 minutes. (though

When researching a host i often come up with a lot of data (ip addresses, whois records, nameservers, whois records of the nameservers, reverse dns entries, even more domains with all that stuff again

- Fixed bug where admin API vserver-terminate function would return an error if client has a dns plan