Wouldn't it be more easy and logical to use for such a setup a second server, mirror there your setup and make the server live if the first one becomes unavailable, using an external DNS service to ha

BinaryLane's control panel is my favourite one by far. You don't need all their features, but things like being able to upload custom ISOs and change reverse DNS would be really nice. If anything it'

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I'm just used to regular VPS type setups where pretty much everything I need is self-managed (and usually the only need for support is for reverse DNS setups at times, barring of course host node/netw

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@ooxoop How much too expensive is too expensive? There are Smart DNS services for $25/2 years and VPNs around $40/lifetime (5+5 years) right now.

I have two vps, one on OVH with KVM, the second on another hosting with OpenVZ. On OVH the speed is ok with squid and openvpn, i reach 100mbit (max speed of my connection), but i have a problem with …

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the flag in the file speedtest.txtX4Blet{L00K_aT_dNs_TxT}Go to this thread and you will see a link https://dns.leteaster19.fat32.top.txt at the bottom of the first post. This is not a valid TLD and i

Hello, looking some VPS for DNS, and to play with it.

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A small intro about the company, CloudCone, LLC is a Cloud Hosting Services Provider that provides Fully Managed hourly billed cloud virtual private servers, AnyCast DNS, and high-performance bare met

Easy, you just set the DNS to the shared hosting. If you want to mimic it exactly the same you can go to the DNS settings in your shared hosting and just copy the same DNS. That'll have the same effec

* I hear Fran and a few others will allow customers to use their own DNS cluster. (They have to login via root and add IP's) Thats cool as heck imho. Most folks wont need it but good to know you'd do

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I agree that some margin should be expected but I'm still not exactly sure how much effort goes into running a registrar that doesn't host their own DNS.

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Ya your basically paying about $1.20ish a year markup for their overhead and dns hosting (which is really bad btw). Name silo dns has improved a lot in the last 2 years but it's still really bad. So b