* Free DNS Hosting + IPV4 rdns Management

* Free DNS Hosting + IPV4 rdns Management

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If you just wanted to update an A record, you could use HE.net's free DNS. Since you are wanting to add a record, I don't think that it qualifies anymore.

Can anyone recommend a DNS provider with a decent API, that makes it easy to modify DNS records from program control? E.g. for automatic DNS-based authentication for LetsEncrypt instead of using the

Most ISPs like Telstra/BigPond are still doing DNS blocks which is easily overridden so I don't think anyone has anything to worry about unless they live in Turkey where even things like Twitter and M

Cloudflare? You could use uptimerobot to monitor your servers (free or $5/month) and use a webhook to update your DNS.

Thats not a good thing. We have a DNS block of PirateBay and several other sites here in Norway, all major ISPs has to block such sites. But when backbone providers starts...what then? If more start t

but we can do artificial balancing using DNS.

what are your top providers for FREE or cheap DNS hosting with API option?

Of course I do have a really good backup system in place, DNS failover service, several live backup servers, with rsync from the main server, and Navicat MySQL database manager for replicating my DBs

* Free DNS Hosting + IPV4 rdns Management

So I recently setup IPv6 for my sites, late to the party I know, For several years I have used DNSMadeEasy for failover A records. Since I now have AAAA records as well I need an option that will fail

* Free DNS Hosting + IPV4 rdns Management

I'm assuming that since you already have a VirMach, you don't want another one if you are using it for DNS.

But doing this the last 7 years, have proven to be a really stable system, with almost no downtime at all. (of course of my DNS Failover system).

I take uptime serious for my customers. And I'm using DNS Failover service from DNSMadeEasy with two backup servers that always have the latest file and database updated.

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Use it to share DNS and NTP, obviously.