And I came to know that one of other solutions was DNS failover, but I learned it isn't proven either (Image)

Technically, multiple records of the same type like Kylix shows are just called an RRSet, and are supported by pretty much every DNS server (and service) there is. Round-robin is a specific sort of au

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Round robin is automatically executed in the DNS server, just setup like kyliix says.

What's so difficult about DNS-round robin? MaraDNS:

the CDN protection (since you can just use DNS and point traffic directly at your server if you want - CDN protection doesn't have to be used) and have traffic flowing via their systems in minutes. C

I'm using HE DNS too, cool and easy to use (Image)

I agree that lack of reverse DNS is not a reason to reject. There's an "options" parameter for the api, which allows tests to be configured or disabled, but documentation is very sca

1 Error: blogspam.net says: SPAM: No reverse DNS entry for 12.201.252.10.

I use HE DNS, it works well (Image)

I've found that dnstrouble.com (by softlayer) is the best so far, because this is the only providers provide free anycast dns

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Cloudflare network has a bit of history with alot of DDOS attacks, they'd affect DNS as well ???

I handle my own DNS. I have multiple VPSes, with different providers, in different parts of the country, and it's pretty easy to set up zone transfers, especially if you're using something like Webmi

I use CloudFlare for DNS - you can switch the CloudFlare protect off so it's just DNS if you want.

http://www.lowendtalk.com/search?Search=dns

I use one of my BuyVM VPS's as the master with HE DNS slaves. HE has had a few too many outages in the past few months so I would caution you if you need reliability.

I hear good things about dns.he.net but never used them, i use the free dns servers provided and included by my domain registrar and seems to work well (Image)

I think that dns.he.net has the best interface and network etc.

cloudns.net