All DNS records have been deleted for that domain. Thanks for the hints.

Delete all DNS records. Domain is registered but serves nothing. Easy.

What is the best approach to DNS settings for a domain that should point nowhere?

Not relying too much on registrar DNS. I primarily using Vultr DNS, it is free even if your domain not using their service.

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Registrar can suspend your domain if your violate certain conditions like, incorrect whois details. But they should not suspend your domain for not using their dns service.

Looking to add another DNS server to my cluster, so 1GB of RAM is plenty.

If Cloudflare is your domain registrar, then you are required to use Cloudflare DNS services for those domains. It is the "deal with the devil" you must make if you want Cloudflare's

Oh wait, it’s not just dns. My domains are registered with Cloudflare registrar. Can a registrar ferminate a service for whatever reason and leave you without access to your domains? I have never had

So it's not called secondary, it's called just an alternative. Primary and secondary are DNS terms,

You could just copy all your settings to another provider. Then if cloudflare outage occurs, you can just change your nameservers at the new registrar to point to your new dns provider. Cloudflare a

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I think one thing lacking in free cloudflare is a secondary server feature, to allow another providers DNS to become authoritive if/when cloudflare has an outage. That may have changesd- I don't use

The catch to using Cloudflare as a domain registrar is that Cloudflare requires you to use Cloudflare DNS for the domains that you register with them.

Just got my invite for Bunny DNS. Might want to try that out as well as I've had great experience using their CDN. So far, Cloudns has been solid, though.

But these days difference isn't much for cached pages if you have Cloudflare properly optimized and configured in front of your web server - which you want for anycast DNS/CDN performance. My Centmin

We have a good number of customers using these series for DNS services.

For your use case you may sign up for a Oracle Free Tier instance. Works pretty decent for a small DNS server.