with failover servers, db replication, rotating DNS, etc. It seems very doable and I know lots of people who would buy it for low-volume ecommerce sites that aren't allowed to crash on holidays, and

* IPV4 rdns Management

* I have my home IP setup with afraid.org's dynamic DNS (free)

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It's rather simple - simply block port 53 for anything except IPs you want to be able to do DNS lookups.

Having same problem here, website works fine, admin area ... come again tomorrow ?

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tasks related with a server migration (dns, etc..)

I would have a Backend like WordPress where I cN curate the site and make it the way I like. Then have a scraper making a static copy of the pages into a public nginx frontend that can be syncing betw

SolusVM Control Panel. Multiple OS support. OpenVZ Virtualization. Security setup during provisioning. Full root access. Free setup. Activates within in 30 minutes. Custom Reverse DNS for IPs. IPv6 an

Found the solution here...

Notably i am not saying this is bad, overall this will not matter for most and you should KNOW your traffic pattern anyway (and without BGP use multiple ISPs/servers and DNS to separate traffic flow b

-Free Instant Reverse DNS

Manual reverse DNS [PTR] management

2) What is the plan for the DNS. Do you need to me change any name server, etc

@ishaq When the offers of Page Click, I have more than 4 Months with BudGetNode, DNS FREE, support answers fast, so far without any problem,

DNS queries from sgp/tyo/tw get the same IP address. Judging from the ping/traceroute, the server corresponding to that IP is(are, if multiple?) located in EU. Maybe someone can check for EU and find

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I'm looking for a VPN product that I haven't seen before: A VPN with a static IP address that is exclusively reserved for me (and the ability to configure reverse DNS for it).

* Edit your /etc/resolv.conf to include both IPv4 and IPv6 DNS addresses. In my case it is Google DNS: