DH doesn't get you much bang for your buck for either their shared hosting or VPS offerings. As a registrar, they've been fine, and I've had no real problems with their DNS. Until the need arises to

Also...if you're keeping Dreamhost for DNS...why not just host there? I don't see the point of self-hosting AND Dreamhost. You could do DNS yourself or do it at your registrar or use a DNS service.

A minimal DNS server? Not Java.

If you don't really need a panel you can go with something like vpssim.com or centminmod.com. I'd also use CloudFlare for DNS.

I don't think you need a panel unless people are actively making emails and bitching for support, and adding new sites over time. You give them an ssh/jail account and let them use sftp for uploads.

My strategy is to install a control panel to manage the domains and sites. I'm thinking setting up either CentOS VPS and the CentOS Web Panel, or using Ubuntu and some other control panel like Vesta,

just yesterday i have setup an private file server with DNS round robin based server

I use my own dns servers(vm's) on my own nodes to run my personal dns(though I do use powerdns inside virtualizor for clients though haven't got it tied to ovh yet working on that though).

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Why use an intermediate VPS? Why not go directly to the non-standard port on the home router? I have used freedns.afraid.org for dynamic DNS for many years.

I submitted a ticket for a reverse DNS at 14:00 GMT yesterday and got a reply saying it was done at 8:00 this morning. Considering what I got for 16 euro that will do me.

I use hurricane electric dns for my domains as their fast with dns propagation.

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Module is pretty terrible and screws up quite frequently with syncing and records. Doesn't support most of the new TLDs either. Also not much point in using a higher end DNS service like Rage4 if you

I also use registrar DNS for some of My Domains however, OP says that he want to integrate his Hosting Clients Domains DNS. I don't think any Domain Registrar would allow that :P

I've been using zonomi.com for 2 years now as DNS provider for all my domains without any issues at all, I do recommend!

I just use my registrar's DNS

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Softether server on the windows computer, client on the VPS. If you want softether will even handle the dynamic DNS.

I do not think you need a dyndns, since you need a vpn anyway.