provider failures, fibre-optic main line cuts, DNS or Domain Registrar issues with subscriber's domain name, connection issues between the client's location and Network Bastard data center. This upti

You can use gdnsd for GeoIP DNS

Everything's going great, but I'm trying to work out the best way of attacking the DNS issue.

Data is expensive in Australia, but if you are building a DNS cluster or some other service that doesn't push a lot of data around or want a presence here for geographical purposes we can offer a reli

-iptables: ssh from pre-defined IPs, ssh to pre-defined IPs, port 80 to pre-defined IPs, outgoing email to one IP port 587, inbound DNS, everything else closed

I ditched them too, for the exact same reason. Now I'm using zerigo for the DNS.

* iptables: ssh from pre-defined IPs, ssh to pre-defined IPs, port 80 to pre-defined IPs, outgoing email to one IP port 587, inbound DNS, everything else closed

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What infrastructure & software are you using for your DNS cluster? (If you are at liberty or care to answer).. I understand completely if you can't or don't want to. I'm trying to figure out

The huge DNS cluster was built and is being stability-tested because we'll be offering DNS hosting on it in the future. The reason it's huge, as you put it, is because it'll probably be on a price poi

not to be harsh, excuse me, but you have a huge dns cluster for a very low number of requests. why do you spend the time on that?

Regarding rolling our own panel, that's our plan, however, there are a few other projects that need to be completed before then. Datacenter move, DNS hosting, etc...

NIC is worthless to me. Now with working IPv6 rdns it will result in even fewer clients needing to submit tickets, SolusVM increased it's value to me greatly with this. The forward dns is nice, but

http://wiki.solusvm.com/index.php/PowerDNS

I might be wrong about this, but SolusVM still does not have any DNS system that's production ready. At least from the installer it does not appear to be that way. Did I miss something (Image)

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@FRCorey what DNS thing?

The DNS thing is what really annoys the $rap out of me, what I ended up doing is having a script done that allows DNS management through WHMCS which uses my cPanel DNS servers as the DNS servers. Sav

This issue was for wildcard DNS entries, and underscores for example in a DKIM TXT entry.

On forward DNS I added it to all client accounts and when the API gets called to delete a client as their last/only VPS was terminated, it errors out if they have a DNS plan set, Phil knows of the iss