We use the free SoftLayer DNS, as it's fast and reliable.

I switched from Rage4 to NSONE as NSONE now supports ECS (edns-client-subnet) which helps my custom content delivery network be more efficient with users using Google's Public DNS. I also have my own

3) and obviously, point our domain to right server/ip address through DNS

Paid - DNS Made Easy. Free - Rage4 and HE.net - we use a mix of all three and have no problems.

why DNS from sharedhosting? we can directly use 3rd party like CloudFlare!

If ur businesses is powered by custom DNS feature or complexities in DNS then run your own. If you could use DNS from shared hosting with out a single problem then use 3rd party

which one do you prefer your own DNS server or third party like CloudFlare. I have both but I think third party would be good option as even if our DNS server goes down, we can point client's domains

So far so good and response time / server speed is great for me. I am pretty satisfied for what I paid, so far. DNS hosting also works awesome and a life saver for newbies like me.

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I know what you are saying and check your attitude. It's fine if you know exactly what you are running and on what ports. However, I am talking about average users, who might just install something li

this just a bit ago to migrate MXroute, with a DNS change, without interrupting service.

What I want to do is to integrate in my current application (deployed at server (Image)

Don't install "Amavisd-new, SpamAssassin, And Clamav", don't install and use mailman if you don't really need it, don't install PureFTPd, Jailkit, BIND DNS Server and Quota, do not i

Certain services such as DNS and E-mail are not supported as they require the use of standardized ports. Typically most software can use different ports or systems can utilize the IPv6 address if cert

Having 1 VPS with them and a domain hosted at their Anycast DNS. Last month's email open with them and closed by them without any reply.

I just set up a DNS for that on an OpenVZ box with INIZ (Image)

its probably the spf so try and add a new TXT dns record with v=spf1 +a +mx -all

In addition to web serving it also does DNS for the home network, so I can easily test dev sites on all computers/devices I have.

My france ping.. packet loss

If you have made a DNS entry it can take time to propagate, you can check it here ( https://www.whatsmydns.net/ ), however IP's do not need to propagate.