• Global Anycast DNS Network

* Free reverse DNS management

own lookup and sends mail normally based on the DNS records at that point, as it has no specific restriction on domains it should be delivering to/from.

This will only be the case if a user switches from my server to another and doesn't delete his domain (adding is only possible if the DNS records are correct).

* Reverse DNS

* Reverse DNS (IPv4/IPv6)

But, after saying all this, I have to repeat what I said previously when someone asked the same question about hosted vs self-hosted DNS.

Lower DNS TTL if you change IP address

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some us most likely run their own private smart DNS setup (Tunlr-style) and then we come to the point of security. The default solution to not become an unsafe open DNS used for DDoS is to restrict th

Now that I think of it, I've seen problems with VPSs running pptpd and running a local DNS server (bind9). Removing bind9 fixes the issue and nodewatch stops suspending it after the next reboot.

Easydns

Lots of features & worth money freebie: cloudflare railgun, anycast dns,

Agreed, there are many that maybe cheaper (including those reseller plans), but having a peace mind that your domain names not going anywhere is important for me. Plus those free private whois, just a

Reverse DNS Customize your dedicated server reverse DNS Yes

* Customized Reverse DNS

- SNI support/DNS zone management

Why don't you install Vpn server to all those your idling machines and access them with a Round Robin DNS record?

For DNS are you looking for a tuturial for a particular self hosted solution ? (bind, powerDNS, gdnsd, etc)

The GeoIP resolve to California. You can try it yourself with the IPv4 into the Looking Glass: http://dns-lax.gdbi.info