@jarland DNS is redundant, but what about the server "my" / "your" mail is hosted on?

don't use them and been using Amazon Route53 geodns for past 12 months for centminmod.com (Image)

@eva2000, Are you sure about the route53 pricing? i.e., don't you have to add $50/mo for geodns because it considered by them a "Traffic Flow" policy record (see here: https://aws.

Fingers crossed it is heh. Price is always relative if you want geodns based dns

I would need your help for a very small vps (64m or 128m ram with small bandwidth but need a IPv4). I would like to test some DNS codes on the vps and I will use it for one or two weeks only. May I ge

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They let you try out 1xFailover and 1x GTD (Global traffic director/ geo-DNS?) in the trial package. (along with 3xZones)

They let you try out 1xFailover and 1x GTD (Global traffic director/ geo-DNS?) in the trial package. (along with 3xZones)

i mainly use geodns or and latency based dns with Route53 as well as DNSMadeEasy and had a few domains on Rage4 for geodns. But moved my Rage4 domains over to DNSMadeEasy's new Constellix DNS with geo

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* Fully managed, fully redundant DNS.

* Custom Reverse DNS for IPs.

As the title states i need a vps for a DNS proxy;

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The device's DNS client (well at least for Linux, not sure about other OS, sorry), would check /etc/gai.conf to see if IPv4 is preferred over IPv6 (By default, it isn't, IPv6 is prefered).

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When you're running 2 IPs on "ns1", the requests are basically being load balancer (round robin). If all nameservers are running, this won't be a problem. However, when one of the na

At least you are sure that all are checked at DNS resolver.

The potential purposes to have multiple DNS servers are (may not be exhaustive):