99% of people use their registrars DNS

I had used ClouDNS in past. On dnsperf, I found that NameCheap is better than ClouDNS. So, I wanted to switch to NameCheap.

DNS hosting? I always go to cloudflare. In special cases where I need custom port where cloudflare doesn't support. Then I self host, pretty sure 99% of the people does that

Personally, I'm using Cloudflare's free DNS. Company-wise, it's Cloudflare's free DNS for forward-facing zones (domain names) and ClouDNS' DDoS-protected DNS for reverse-facing zones (reverse DNS for

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I use dns from cloudflare, and cloudns. Also have premium dns from godaddy. Was using free dns from namecheap too. - all are good. Paid ones come with more features though.

Indeed some nameserver/dns providers take 24-48 hours to reflect the change globally.

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If you want to switch to another DNS hosting company, try ClouDNS, they are very good.

I bought NameCheap's premiumDNS for DNS hosting. I added all records using their dashboard, but when I changed my old nameservers with NameCheap's nameservers, the website went offline. The "

What do you use for your DNS? I just use my domain registrar's built in DNS, but I'm wondering if you all use anything else for performance reasons or whatever

I agree that gDNSd works really well after using it for the past few years since @Foul turned me on to it.

We maintain our own DNS blocklists that was sourced from other public lists. We then ran a beta program for a few months to help fine tune it more with common, everyday usage. It blocks most embedded

* Ad, tracker, malware, and other "bullshit" blocking VPN service! We maintain our own blocklists and DNS cluster to offer an excellent barebones VPN service with an anycast DNS over

Not DNS but maybe interesting.

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I was thinking about building my own latency based dns.

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Yes I want to want to my clients can have emails and FTP etc accounts under their sub domains but don't give permission to change NameServers