It is not neccersary that all provider will provide DNS but you can easily do that with the your domain provider. Normally with any big domain registrar you get free DNS management which can save you

By the way, does all services provided DNS support? Or do I have to install/setup Bind9 myself, so I can direct my Domain Name to it?

* DNS Zone Editor

Got a response from tech support today, for one of the low-rent VPS that I use for slave DNS

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2- through DNS SRV records :

Some of the links above are stale, adding alternate-dns.com - Ad blocking DNS for those who need an updated solution.

Redundant DNS Clustering

I went from many domains at Rage4 with 1+ million 'queries' per month at Rage4, then decided to get DNSMadeEasy after sporadic billing that didn't make sense on idle domains.

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Why don't you just pickup an unlimited Rage4 DNS account from Prometeus for $15/year ?

-Free Instant Reverse DNS

* DNS-Checks by Google DNS (PTR, A-Record, SPF etc.)

@Clouvider Correct, it depends if the goal was to improve latency or have a reasonably decent low cost DNS service, I didn't say cloudNS setup was ideal by any means but they do have servers in multip

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* Reverse DNS

So the DNS queries seem to have slowed down, ~800 in 24 hours.

up with >100€ fees. Also, a few million DNS queries are way easier and faster to do than using up tons of traffic - the attacker is even able to spoof the source IP.

That won't give you the same effect of improving DNS latency.

I also previously have used cloudns which are ok, although they don't use anycast so you'd have to point the domain and several DNS servers which is a bit tiresome. That said dead cheap and they seem