Remove your ip(if it's actual) or some lowendhole will down your server.

The dedicated provider is just giving you OpenDNS for resolving domains on your server. So when you type in 'ping lowendtalk.com' on your server it'll use OpenDNS to resolve Google.com to an IP. I typ

2-) DNS Management

* Free DNS Plan - rDNS Available (SolusVM Panel auto rDNS)

But seriously, UDP is a one way protocol stateless. Only specific services like DNS will reply back. So what else could you possibly care about? lol

You're trying to map the percentage of open DNS resolvers..?

I struggled with s3cmd at first. I finally am able to copy files back and forth, but I can't figure out how to create static websites. For now, it'll work as a place to put backups and publicly access

As @bookstack said the anycast DNS and managed anycast are two different services

If you are looking for the anycast dns, should that be ISP-agnostic?

$29.95/year: http://www.dnsmadeeasy.com/pricing/

Very hard to import DNS zones.

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I gladly configure it for you with /64s in LAN (and local DNS to prevent censorship if desired) via teamviewer/RDP or similar.

Please PM me about domain extensions, and you can set your own DNS entries via our billing area.

thanks for the quick reply @AshleyUk. 2 more questions from my side. is a free .net also possible and can i set dns entries for the domain myself or is support needed to do it?

I'm waiting for the announcement that makes their page, ping and DNS testing service paid and thus non public at all.

http://bgp.he.net/report/dns/google

* Free reverse DNS management

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Your site, among others, does not work in most Chinese networks. It is also unreachable from Iran and Afghanistan (ITC does not even resolve the DNS).