I'd actually really like an Asian node for our DNS system. Considering how inter-connected that part of the world is, it's surprising that VPS's there aren't cheaper or more plentiful.

I'm searching for a cheap ASIA VPS for DNS hosting and took a look at WizzVPS.

For example: I have a few VPS where I just use about a fraction of the available RAM. (Between 10-50 MB) It would be nice if there would be some small offers around $1/month that have specs like: 32-6

There is a heap of VPSs out there that offer huge bandwidth, some people are looking to use these for small things like DNS, Status Monitoring etc. Everyone is trying to pump as much as they can in t

I was aware of ClouDNS, but never used them before. They don't have premium pricing listed on their site, so thanks @Christian for providing more details. Their pricing of $24/year for unlimited domai

Nice, but might be too low (taking into consideration the price of some paid DNS service) so I would go more flexible, and get a cheap plan if it's:

second negative point is using a provider that just started, so i hope you will impress me explaining why your DNS service is better than dnsmadeeasy or the free cloudfront service, that provides dns

I'm exploring an opportunity to build a service similar to zerigo.com on top of the global DNS Anycast platform of a major internet player. Because I would not need to build out and manage the infrast

i look dns and he have many domain on same account 5 month before. thefusionnet.com go same as ip telvps.com zoomservers.com alchymic.com holoserv.com raged.biz

Its just web services + email + dns.

telvps.com Donn say he sell but now dns by zoomservers.com which is Donn company

There's two things going on here wrt DNS...

They are really cheap, the have good reseller API, they are offshore(bahamas), they give free privacy, free redundant DNS services(which actually works great), easy to use fast interface(not like goda

I actually do it the other way arround. Site lives on shared hosting(low traffic site). and run DNS on VPSes. and obviously some other things. Worth mentioning the Shared hosting is in Australia.

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Additionally be careful with ssh based socks proxy, some browser will make dns queries not through the specified proxy, but directly (this is at least the case for chromium with the option called &

What about those of us who are using LEB's for our own DNS? I don't think everyone with a LEB uses it for webhosting, some may like to break services over several LEBs.

It should. I'm still hoping OpenVPN starts enhancing this proxy-mode to support more protocols. Something like DNS, SIP et al would be nice.

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Also domain registrars usually includes a free DNS which does the trick, I use both.