I did discover some oddities with the host, but if you know what you're doing you can fix it. Since there is no IP4, even outbound through a NAT, the OS has some difficulty. It'll hit a DNS server ove

Its working on the same lines which has been adapted previously but a number of hosting panels already lost. Atleast now after experiencing so many hosting panels some one should start from where othe

* custom control panel (VNC console, power management, firewall management, DNS management, & more)

* Free DNS hosting

system with several live backup servers, DNS fail over via DNSMadeEasy, several Virtualmin backup servers, uses Navicat MySQL for database replication and DB backups several times per day. When ever

One DNS provider which I am missing: DNSEver

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Really cool, I'd like to do the same to monitor my own DNS servers. Please let me know if you ever put this on Github

Don't forget that many DNS servers happily (and probably rightly) accept erroneus zone files (a trailing dot missing will be digested and it will create havoc).

KeyCDN doesnt offer DNS hosting services

If you want to host your own authoritative DNS server you don't need to create a complicated cluster of servers. Just one master server on one VPS + he.net slave servers will do. The free he.net serve

I'm not suggesting your mom goes and manages her DNS. I'm encouraging the average LET'er to do so.

The majority of "IT" people are not what you imagine. They know more than your typical end user, but as soon as you step out of the sphere in which they operate on a day-to-day basis

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Now if I can anycast dns and get your dns request to the closest dns server, and geo locate you to the closest web server, say with 100ms spacing. You will most likely be happier with the services if

Well noted, I consider geo distribution a good thing (which is why I complain about just few DNS servers supporting it) but usually it's reasonably used for major projects and the complexity is far hi

Do you know CentOS Web Panel?

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I'm wondering what the point of Geo DNS is when the servers they point to aren't geo distributed, too - which quite probably most aren't.

Speaking as a client, having their own DNS server, both recursive and authoritative (for clients domains) - or not, is one major criterion to judge a provider as professional or as yet another &q