https://dnsdumpster.com

Where can you review the DNS history?

You generally have to ask these days, since most are using a reverse proxy, it will show the reverse proxy host. You can sometimes find clues in DNS history.

Ease of use: You need to set the mx records in your DNS as with all other providers, create a mailbox by typing a user name and password. Done.

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No, that’s why I mentioned feature sets. At the end of the day, if you operate a service serving large files across the world over a domain, you likely need DNS, CDN, WAF, etc.

Finally, if DNS queries are a large portion of your services load times, I’ll just congratulate you on a really nicely optimized service where you could utilize the slowest of DNS services and you’d s

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I was interested in paying a little and associating a CDN, with many online DNS it is not possible to associate a CDN or in any case the domain name becomes too long, inconvenient in some circumstance

Sure. We sell a lot of domains now. All orders are processed manually so we can review them, to weed domains that would violate the TOS/AUP of the upstream registrars. Since we do not require any cust

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Do any (or all) of these providers allow you to set up an NS record from the third level domain they issue to you, to point to an external DNS server of your choice? Or, if not, provide you with full

Pheew. There's likely dozens and dozens of bigger and smaller operations. Dyn.com probably being one of the biggest and having been around for ~20 years easily (if i'm not mistaking them for another c

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I guess I'm not understanding this. How is a dynamic DNS service giving you a domain name?

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