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

I have been testing the new powerdns feature of solusvm beta and a couple of clients had some errors when using the new forward DNS.

— what can you fit in just 1GB? A single purpose DNS server perhaps. At least it was a bit more spacious than when it was first announced — just 300MB of SSD space! Even my first Linux box, circa 199

Kujoe it's ran by the same people, both sites are registered to the same person too i'm sure(they have whois guard on so can't tell) and they use same DNS servers etc... so yes LEB = LET.

PCCW do too, but because Akamai heavily relies on GeoIP, I would only get directed to the right node when I use PCCW's recurrsive DNS servers, which would not return NXDOMAIN but rather their advertie

OK I'm thinking about trying self-hosted DNS, but I want a web-interface... so I'm thinking two VPS'es each with ISPConfig but for DNS only.. one VPS as primary with ISPConfig web interface+DNS, and a

Looks like http://freedns.afraid.org/ does the DNS branding (ie point ns1/ns1.mydomain.com to their servers) that I was asking about... anyone have experience with the afraid free DNS service?

http://www.dediserve.com/dns/cloud-dns/

Does anyone know what Hurricane Electric's free DNS monthly query limit is? I've always been skeptical of any DNS service that doesn't make their limit public knowledge. I've been suspended from way t

Your registrar may also offer free DNS.

Do any of these DNS services? he.net etc.. allow you to point ns1/ns2.mydomain.com to their servers, etc?

[root@sapphire ~]# vzlist | grep dns-ipxcore

One thing I thought initially was that it was a bit odd that IRC and DNS were included as columns; they seemed a little more out of place from the other more fundamental info. I would think that if an

When you use CloudFlare, you change your DNS servers to their server, and their DNS servers will return CloudFlare IPs when queried. This essentially means that all your traffic is routed through Clou

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Route 53 is a DNS service. Period.

Rather than doing round-robin you'd want a DNS server that had testing implemented within its core. For example 4psa DNS allows you to setup tests for records (for example ping this ip) and if the tes

I thought about this one, and worked out a solution where I can host my customers DNS servers off my DNS cluster, they manage it through WHMCS for free.

We host our DNS and our customer's DNS on a 13-node cluster made up of LEB offers from companies that participate here.

Linode's DNS has never done me wrong. One of these days I might try my own on a LEB, just to learn.