* Free DNS Hosting + IPV4 rdns Management

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The VM will be used primarily as DNS servers. Anyone able to offer this? Ideally, I would like the service to be supplied by 2 different providers, unless the provider has long standing good reputatio

I am looking for 2 VMs in the US or Canada. The requirements:

That is not what I'm out after. I'm thinking if the Server1 goes down, hardware or network issue, then my DNS Failover kicks in, and direct the traffic to Server2.

I also have DNS Failover service on my domains, so if one server goes down. another pops up. They are synced with rsync and Navicat MySQL

- Reverse DNS

You shouldnt keep all your stuff with one company (hosting, dns, domain registration), it allows that one company to hold you hostage. Or royally screw up your business if they suddenly deny you acces

* Advanced DNS manager

I don't know what you mean with 'false information'. What I say is that you need either the _ts3 SRV record or the _tsdns SRV record. However, the _tsdns record needs you to set up tsdns, which must

173.208.244.kkk gateway 173.208.244.zzz # dns-* options are implemented by the resolvconf package, if installed dns-nameservers 127.0.0.1 dns-search <host_of_my_provider>

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Yea that's what I said! You don't need TSDNS for this, just the built-in DNS features of TS3 will do just fine.

DNS Record, SRV Record, TSDNS

Is possible to change tsdns port?

No just no, please don't give false information.. TS and TS DNS is perfectly fine on a NAT VPS mines been in that configuration using my block of ports for almost 2 years.

You have the choice which you want to use. TSDNS must listen at a specific port and is therefore not suitable for a NAT VPS. Also it's focused at hosting DNS for multiple teamspeak servers rather than

Im using cloudflare with TXT records to redirect ts.mydomain.com to an ip + custom port, works nicely. This allows you to run it on ANY NAT service and still have a dns entry for it without needing to

TeamSpeak comes with TSDNS, when a user connects checks SRV records on fixed port (tsdns port that i don't remember now) with _ts3.udp flag and then check domain's DNS.