Following on from our last post, we have also introduced an Anycast DNS network to speed up initial DNS resolution on all plans.

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LBs with ACLs and ssl termination and reverse proxies/caches in different regions of the world with different providers (and looking for different transit/networks as well) on geodns (so no, I'm not u

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btw i find the dns traversal tool of your site very useful.

On another note: I love your DNS tools (Image)

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One other thing... I've been thinking of rebranding it at some point given it's not just for DNS lookups any more. I have the domains mtr.to and networktest.org and was thinking about using the latter

It was very easy migration and the instructions in the email were very clear. DNS entries took just a few moments to copy & paste, SSL cert creation was swift (It didn't take that long for Let

The dig tool looks like the DNS lookup tool on https://dnstools.ws/ except slower and it seems to require every node to respond before showing results, whereas DNSTools will stream them in as they arr

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A full DNS overview would be great!

Back in 2007, I launched https://dnstools.ws/, primarily focused on DNS lookups.

HI, have a look at project honeypot. It's free but a little work is needed to help make the project even better. All you do is set up a dns record to donate an email subdomain to them. You then benef

https://blog.l0cal.com/2015/04/30/using-dns-as-a-cheap-failover-and-load-balancer/

Here's my script that updates the DNS as described:

Another hacky option: have each machine run a DNS server and be authoritative for the domain (with an extra step you could delegate a sub-domain this way too) but each only returns its own address in