If your projects are critical, I would had a mirror vps for each project, 24/7 monitoring with sms alerts and handle dns from a third server of mine or a third party as cloudflare. So, if for any reas

* 200+ OS templates, DNS hosting, PTR

The services to be tested are public facing (DNS, Mail, SOGo, OpenChange) just without any "public" using it for now, the Idea is to test, cure, mature this server, and probably put

Use cloudflare for lowering the load with some caching and use their dns, so, you can immediatelly move your site to another server in case of a catastrophy.

you do, you can also use the integrated anycast DNS network feature, absolutely free without the need to purchase anything) and you will get to know the latest news. It is not a secret, of course, bu

SPF records are just TXT DNS records. Also, make sure you also setup DKIM and rDNS.

One thing i should note is the domains dns are not hosted on the server they are hosted somewhere else.

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@Jonchun if you are putting together a dns cluster, why not put part of it in Europe?

I've had issues getting cpanel dns only to install on a 256mbvps. I just wanted to be safe.

Any reason you need 512MB? You most likely only need ~256mb for dns only.

* Reverse DNS Available (On Request)

It will have DNS integration & an Application Launcher (Launch from 50+ applications in a click, using turnkeys prebuilt templates for OVZ)

http://bandwidth.zxhost.co.uk/ will start working very shortly (DNS propagation)

Will be used for a dns only cPanel install. Standard specs will be more than enough.

cPanel DNS only works best if you wish to setup a DNS cluster. Easy to use, configure and manage.

Indeed, I never bothered with dns and also not paid a dime, i think i had some maximum 48 hours of total downtime within 10 years. It would have costed money and would have had a lot more downtime for

Anyone using google cloud dns? Looks very nice and price is also great.

PowerDNS + MySQL Replication + Self-built DNS Panel

Most commercial CDNs have at least some degree of anycast routing going on, or local peering with ISPs. This gives them the ability to serve content from edge servers closest (in network terms) to a u