Yea, I also use DNS failover and two live backup servers. But this worst case scenario included that all my current hosts went down, and all I had left was my server there I store backup files of my s

Lets image that your server(s) goes down - hardware failure, and it will take time to get it fixed. Or your host just vanish. If you have HA, DNS failover, live backup servers etc, all of them also go

* SolusVM doesn't support setting reverse DNS (IPv4 and v6) yet, but it's on the roadmap and until then you can open a ticket for it.

any plan work with cpanel cloudflare extension, first post refer to cloudflare cdn cpanel extension. so, you can manage dns directly from control panel

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

* Free DNS manager

We had our own DNS server, this was the perfect prior to the 2009.

I been using DNS.Watch (https://dns.watch). Check them out!

I even checked for vulnerable NTP and DNS server for amplification attacks in various databases in their heyday, we have flow monitoring to detect outgoing attacks and spoofed traffic, I do not say an

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customers got problems with their servers and dns fails sincs the merge which have yet to be fixed. Lots of people are unhappy and receive no help. Check fb comments. Company has stopped communicatin

I decided to set up own nameservers for my domains. As I want my setup to be as redundant as possible, I will spread them out over several providers. I am using PowerDNS with MySQL Backend and plan to

- DNS and rDNS self-manageable

* Reverse DNS

Keyhelp though it comes with no install options so you get DNS and Mail server which you can deactivate after installation.

works well with cpanel dns only since 2015 (Image)

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What should i use, i dont want to have a DNS Server and mailserver.

If you do not trust Google, OpenDNS (which is owned by Cisco now) etc., you can have a look at OpenNIC. It exists since about 15 years and is a free non-commercial project with currently 50+ T2 dns se