I did the no-ip dynamic dns and able to do normal RDP until the point I connect to VPN. Once VPN is connected, still able to ping the server on new IP but unable to do RDP. Please help on what do I ne

yandex dns is free

nothing wrong with using cloudflare for dns and bulk adding domains is easy via Cloudflare API. I wrote a guide on how I bulk add domains to Cloudflare before transferring the domains to Cloudflare Do

@nickweb So you have a DNS problem? Have you considered voting for eol?

Try Zilore new free DNS plan - 5 domains/50 records/500k queries (they haven't announced it yet, but you can get free account on there website now).

Cheers folks. Was looking for some feedback on best host to use for DNS or if I could get away with even cheaper VPS’s. will have a look abut and see what I can cobble together.

If you have a budget around 30-40$/y, buy a few DDoS protected KVM's and run your own DNS cluster.

Ur own DNS Server? Or Cloudflare.. or buy DNS services from namecheap.

Long story boring - I use DO to host about 10 sites. All extremely low traffic. Im planning on moving from their $5 a month plan to an Inception Hosting (similar plan is only 3.50 euro/quarter).

@visionboard Now I remember why I didnt recommend it:

Anything under $55 USD. VPSes are great because instead of renting a single 10Gbps server we can rent VPSes all over the world for lower latency. We spread the traffic using DNS Load balancing

dns.he.net?

Lastly, you're really not experienced in diverse customer applications if you think the only impact of DNS change is on the server side. For the first two applications that came to mind, a full restar

Ah, this: somebody that runs a live website in a KVM VPS, is expected to have technical knowledge and a backup plan. So, there are plenty of services, free and paid, that can deal with DNS (cloudflare

dnsmanager.io

He didn't say he needed to be up in 5 minutes, just needed to know wtf was going on. I've got shit to do, I don't have time to restore servers and migrate people, unless I know it will take X long or

Rage4 has been a favorite around here. I've been planning to move my own DNS to digital ocean, which is free and has an API.

I've been using CloudNS for a few years now. They're really good. DNS updates only take around a minute to propagate across their entire network. I've got 51 domains with them.

Take a look at ClouDNS - @BoyanPeychev used to be active here a while back.

I'm looking for a good DNS provider. I want to DNS-host between 30 and 50 domains on it, and have access to A/MX/CNAME/AAAA/SPF/TXT/NS/SOA records.