So I just used Google Cloud DNS... It even has no support for continents zoning......

be freebies. For example, since I got the Rage4 DNS under Prometeus, I got a free anycast DNS like DNS4.PRO free of charge. So, I can use it as a failover or slave for Rage4 DNS. And I think I also h

Awesome service. Another thing, yes they do support root CNAMES. Actually they support using the "root" thingy on all types of DNS unlike Cloudflare.

Just discussing with Rage4 guys on their Geo DNS setup.

Finally, CDNsun. The problem with them is that, they have different pricing every region. Although, you have the ability to select the region that you want. They also have a free 20GB push storage. 50

But I'm using lots of money on my hosting, with two spare live backup servers, DNS failover service etc etc, so I need some money in. I have since 2005 written reviews and used thousands of dollars on

backups that were client restoreable, managed DNS, offloaded SQL and more. I sold to Query Foundry because frankly I needed help. Fliphost was growing and there was only so much I could do solo. The

Another hint: MTA often waste lots of time waiting for DNS info, so running a good DNS cache and pointing at it in resolv.conf will be helpful.

in place on your server. It also includes free DNS hosting/management for up to 25 domains.

Was a whmcs dns problem:

I have verified with Google Servers, Cognet Servers etc and all DNS servers are reporting that whmcs.com resolves to 104.20.20.8 and 104.20.21.8 which according to WHMCS is wrong.

* Reverse DNS

I'm only using it as a dns server, and i have 3 others, so no need for temporary setups.

Reverse DNS

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My suggestion is that there are lots of demand for those who want smart DNS and vpn that connect directly through the router... you might want to explore that area

I think CloudFlare's been disabled for a while. Looks like LET's just using them for DNS now.

Actually, no need to buy a brewery to drink some beer (read: no need to own datacenters to colo equipment in them). Correct me if I'm wrong, but an anycast DNS setup plus good iptables rules should mi

For 1 euro per year you can get Anycast DNS from OVH but for that you have to transfer your domains to them.

DNS Clustering, HW RAID Protected Storage