I used to use domain.com with route53, a little while ago I switched to google domains and haven't looked back. I also stopped using route53 and just use googles DNS.

They are different from CloudFlare, that's because CloudFlare takes over your DNS and delivers your entire site. MaxCDN will deliver what you need delivered over the CDN, which works best for my needs

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I would be interested in Xen-PV/Xen-HVM more than the OpenVZ. Thought OpenVZ would work as DNS Server.

Well runabove support replied. They have DNS issues at this time. But for many days i think..

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Seems like an DNS issue? Check your dns in /etc/resolv.conf

@century1stop I do not host DNS on any of my hosting servers, always use a another isolated DNS servers so they will remain the same. Switching for me is Just changing the IP in the A Record which is

oh yea, that's right, changing IPs will do since your DNS servers are already running.

Set the domains in your local hosts file to the new IP. Does not require any DNS changes,

First of all, are your new nameservers resolved yet? DNS servers running properly?

I'm migrating 3 high visit sites for a client from his current host to my servers. Since these sites don't afford to be offline, I'd need them to be migrated and well tested before I switch the DNS.

if you have over 30 domains and using cloudflare dns service. is it normal when

Change IP will need propagation time for dns again.

Imagine you have more domains and if ip changed that mean we must change ip in dns setting also.

Leave default cache size for DNS requests:

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