FYI a dns server barely takes ram, the way they work has been basically untouched on the last few decades and you don't really need much ram for that

geocast dns servers with many different maps. The Maps take up memory but do not use much disk or transfer so VirMach works well.

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+1 This is what I use. PowerDNS is great and PowerDNS-Admin is pretty good too.

I have ISPConfig with 2 small slave DNS-servers. ISPConfig master server is NS1 and another ones are NS2&NS3. Slave servers are small, cheap 512M VPS. ISPConfig master shoud be 1024M, if you d

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Use a VPS, with Apache reverse proxy ON, you can self-host to hide your IP. Use cloudflare for DNS, forward IP to your VP, and then forward it to origin IP. thus your origin IP will be hidden. Note: a

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Torguard has been around for quite some time, first time I heard of them was in 2014, I think they had a Memorial Day Sale. VPN, proxy, smart DNS for ~3 Euro a month.

Yes, set the A record for mail.yourdomain.com, the Mx record for your domain, then the spf txt record. These should all be in the cpanel dns thing so you can copy paste to your own dns manager

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* Reverse DNS Management

power dns with power dns admin

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I'm quite liking the idea of MXRoute - I always through MXRoute was some sort of DNS forwarding service or the like, but it works just like Zoho / Google / Yandex in terms of e-mail hosting for domain

The performance will probably be worse than several free services such as Cloudflare and he.net anyways, but I have used aaPanel in the past and their DNS server app works fine

Yes, Windows Server 2003 comes with DNS services.

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I find this to be utterly ridiculous. This is a 'lowend' forum but the price to be a lowend host adds to the cost for users. What about super cheap or near free providers? Right now my dns hosting is