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Yeah no. Plenty of "average" users that would not benefit from self-hosting DNS run their own sites and domains.

moved the email for clients so only web, sql and dns with the provider at the provider.

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I've never registered a domain with OVH, my former employer & a few friends do and they seem to be very happy because of their easy management interface, DNSSEC & Anycast DNS for just

I can recommend DNSmanager panel https://www.ispsystem.com/software/dnsmanager

the abuse reports specifically show OP's reverse DNS and had a time stamp of a few hours after the OP signed up. I chalked the other reports that were before he signed up as a time difference or some

Just use cloudflare (DNS only not their page caching etc). It's one of the fastest DNS services out there (http://www.solvedns.com/dns-comparison/) that's free.

I'm for it, as I have alway run my own mail and dns servers.

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yeap! I'm looking into it all. I'm basically trying to see if it's viable to setup a shared hosting service that will automatically mirror to servers all around the world. DNS is obviously doable as y

I point the DNS zone/views to the closest DDOS protected front end nginx server that get their information from the back end apache server closest to it, the second closest is the failover. The clien

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@adamBB and @vld gDNSd would probably be better for the task but does not support DNSSEC (Image)

I need at least 256MB to run the DNS servers correctly. This is the only service running on them and the panel is on a separate admin vps and updates each DNS server directly, as I found that it was

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I do geo dns with Bind views, and MaxMind IP db. It seems to work good. I had to make a little panel so I could see and update the different views for each domain all at the same time or it is a PITA

Checking the logs, it seems to be a DNS server issue, due to online.net. I removed online.net's dns server, stuffed Google's back in, and all is well.

I recommend to check PowerDNS and its geo backend.