You could of course just use a DNS Tunnel (Image)

How is edis going to handle reverse dns for ipv6 ? anyone know?

Yes, we use Googles DNS - I use them at home for a longer time now (both v4 and v6) and never had issues, they also use anycast which makes it fast from any of our locations and used by many which gua

@FRCorey : Am I "this guy"? In that case, what would you like me to test? I only just now realized that the IPv6 DNS servers EDIS provided were Google's.

Once this guy gets his connection working I'm curious how well Google's V6 DNS Servers work.

I'll probably retire the old laptop DNS server and make a DNS VPS for the house, and a new cacti VPS that I use for collecting stats off my production servers. I use monitis for critical items, but

iface eth0 inet6 static address x netmask 112 gateway 2a00:1a28:1251::1 dns-nameservers 2001:4860:4860::8888 2001:4860:4860::8844

Check resolution:1min, phone alert for downtime, detailed report with traceroute and dns health tool from website

I'm always looking for geographically-diverse nodes for my DNS project.

Just a coincidence?

For DNS you must be doing some cool geolocating or something? Otherwise your Australia users might end up querying a DNS server in US east. If you'd care to share I'd love to hear more about your setu

Other times I discover a 'keeper' -- a responsible company providing a reliable service. Three of my five LEB's are in regular production use for web, mail & dns services and are perfect for w

* My reverse DNS points to some weird russian gas company website LOL. I couldn't remember what it was, i think it was orlean.ua or orlean.com or something. I kept silent for 20days and see if it woul

I don't need "dedi" for DNS software which I use, VPS is enough. I prefer to have more transfer available than I need (Image)

If your DNS system is complex enough that you'll use 1tb of transfer per month, you should be looking for dedicated servers.

@rds100 Beside DNS traffic I need to include background sync of DNS zones data

1TB is enormous amount of bandwidth for a DNS server (Image)

I'm planning to use it only for DNS.

There are many java projects that can run on windows too, there are DNS setups, can be .asp server, .NET, teamspeak, streaming platform, most things you can do with linux have a win port of some kind

Most people in this thread seem to be severely confused, or just plain ignorant about how a typical ISP executes a renumbering plan.