Gcore, cloudns, 1984

Haven't used HE since 2 years, have they implemented DNSSEC?

This has been refunded:

I use third party nameservers (dns.he.net and cloudflare), which means that I don't need to do anything when I transfer domains among registrars. Domains keep current nameservers which means also all

Nowadays, the DNS services of the major registrars are (or seem to be) good/reliable, but a number of years ago, I got into the habit of using a third-party DNS service, also simply to make the DNS se

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But in terms of feature, it is a good one, because it helps people deploy staging sites without actually adding A records and managing DNS.

We dont support rDNS for IPv6 yet. For IPv4 you can always open a ticket to our support department, we need to do this to reduce spamming issues.

I use them for DNS for all my domains. They are also registrar for one, other 3 are with Internet.bs and two with Register365 (cheap .ie domain for a year, and currently offering free .co.uk domain fo

Unless you’re paying a premium, your domain registrar is not collecting money from you for DNS hosting. It’s a free addon, a courtesy. Don’t run production on something that your provider may not cons

Unable to use Dynamic DNS clients (like ddclient) with registrar's DNS

I find myself using my registrar's DNS service for about 1/2 of my domains, the other half sprinkled around to various other hosting or DNS providers, mainly for convenience.

CloudNS

Like you, I use Cloudflare for their "at cost" renewal of domain registrations. They force me to use their DNS as the authoritative DNS for my domains, but I would prefer to separate

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Not minuscule at all when they opened "free DNS and ddos protection CDN" they increased in the market. More forums and controversial websites are using them.

Cloudflare is the only "free" proxy/ddos protection and for the DNS part you have a lot of options. The rest of the list I 100% agree with.