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OVH 2015 Disappointment
by MonsteR ·Weekend was actually interesting just got back from Boston, But regarding their dns if they force you to use it as its inbuilt with their templates of course manually changing work which I did, But fi -
OVH 2015 Disappointment
by rm_ ·It's your fault for trying to use a provider's DNSes in the first place (and I'm only exaggerating very slightly here). Then you go file a ticket, and even a refund because of this? FFS do you have a -
OVH 2015 Disappointment
by MonsteR ·So I wanted to test OVH again in 2015 to see how it is, I have to say im pretty disappointed issues with their dns resolving slowly yum update took 40 minutes on a brand new OVH SSD dedicated server a -
Running your own DNS server... yay or nay?
by aglodek ·http://www.webdnstools.com/dnstools/domain_check -
14 month review of IwStack.com – the real cloud service
by Maounique ·* Besides the HA built-in, you can have your own, using the DNS system. Also, when a node goes down, normally, the instances restart on another, but it is not instant as a large number have to start a -
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by tomsfarm ·ClamHost has been in business for over a year! We own most of our hardware. Automatic rDNS updates DNS Management available Secondary Private Network Included Friendly and Knowledgeable Support -
RIJX closing down, "late refund requests processed partly" [possible transfer to Fevvo, Inc.]
by GoMutant ·I'm sad to see them closing down; my second best (uptime and response time) DNS server was run on a $5/year plan with them. They will be missed. -
Running your own DNS server... yay or nay?
by Kupol ·By the way mates, is there any online tool that can check if my authoritative DNS are set correctly? -
What do you expect from the term 'CLOUD' ?
by sman ·I tried. Just for starters, things like IP and DNS failover. That's not the only thing, not by a long shot. I know there are things that do IP failover and DNS failover. The devil is in the deta -
Running your own DNS server... yay or nay?
by Nomad ·The first time I'm hearing about edns and seems using Google and OpenDNS on my VPN servers dnsmasq might not work in my favor? My real country is written on that page. -
14 month review of IwStack.com – the real cloud service
by myhken ·HA failover is standard on all plans there. If you talk about failover IPs and backup servers etc, so no, not at IwStack. I have my own system with live backup servers, DNS failover service on all sit -
Running your own DNS server... yay or nay?
by UltraParanoid ·If the "DNS Address detection" is not the same as your "Your IP Address" then you are risking for DNS leak. -
Running your own DNS server... yay or nay?
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Running your own DNS server... yay or nay?
by UltraParanoid ·advantages: 100% control. You are your own boss. Forward to Google DNS and let it snoop you? Fck that! Forward to OpenDNS? Fck that too! Your box. Your DNS. Your rules. -
A DNS + Round Robin with port question
by Jonchun ·(Quote) -
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by phase7 ·sorry, our DNS provider have issue . all solved now -
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by nexmark ·DNS Clustering, HW RAID Protected Storage -
A DNS + Round Robin with port question
by jvnadr ·Hello. I am not in-deep familiar with DNS servers, just know the basics for basic installations. -
Running your own DNS server... yay or nay?
by bdtech ·I know how DNS works. Not really, better than rolling the dice with 100% your own nightmare to maintain. And 1/3 will be anycasted anyway. (Change it to 1 of 2 anycasted if you wish) That's why I said -
Running your own DNS server... yay or nay?
by aglodek ·Plus I fail to see the benefit of using another DNS provider like HE.net for ns2 as opposed to setting up your own ns2 and ns3 (for additional redundancy) on VM's hosted with different, reliable VPS h