how can you switch DNS in a fast way? With a low TTL, but there are several cache layers between the DNS and the end user will that slow down the process..

How about Linode's DNS?

* dns4.pro - added

I have used a setup like that for around 4-5 years now. Using rsync to copy the servers, and Navicat MySQL to replicate the databases. and DNS failover service from DNSMadeEasy. This downtime at IwSta

-Configure a fail over dns

Rage4 multi-datacenter DNS works. Only Rage4 website is down.

It just ruins the whole layout in my opinion, but there's no real adblock for android out dns blocking so yea I kinda look at ads on LET when I'm on my mobile I guess.

If you wanna run your own GeoDNS servers, take a look at this: http://phix.me/geodns/

The DNS records for a domain, say "mehargags.com" list "MX" record(s) which tell the world to which server mail for that domain should be sent. So, let's assume you

5) [Feature] A new DNS Management wizard has been added in the Virtualizor Admin Panel. It enables the Admin to view and manage all existing DNS records.

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remote desktop, seed Box, Mail & dns Server you normally won't eat the full cpu so you can go well with a "normal" cpu and wont get terminated. I mean - a "normal&a

You can basically use anything you want provided it's a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) and reverse DNS is the same, etc. as @rm_ said.

Well.. The same method using a DD-WRT accesspoint @ my room. I just blocked Google's DNS.

100 DNS domains

Someone is providing some sort of dynamic authoritative DNS server which translates DNS queries to IP addresses for the entire IPv4 space if I remember correctly.

And he is right again saying that one should (wisely) chose n switch to a good DNS provider as one of the first things when configuring a new server.

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OVH has this weird funky kernel shipped with all their Cloud servers and boxes, Each time you change the DNS it'll swap back, To solve it you'll need to load a stock kernel.

Apparently you didn't have the chance to use a provider who actually forces you to use their DNS. By blocking outgoing port 53 TCP/UDP to outside of their network.