I do not keep count. A few sounds good? Just an observer. Grab a LEB and put a DNS server outside OVH (Image)

How many times has his DNS servers gone down? Isn't this the third time in about 6 weeks?

Looks like DNS is down.

I am looking for a VPS provider that has a yearly billing cycle and a great deal! It will be for DNS Hosting.

My onepoundwebhosting box is doing non cPanel DNS hosting, 100% uptime and no issues!

@ztec - the DNS is just one part of our business and it's profitable since month 1 mostly because we take care about financial aspect of operations. We do not chase small amounts (like 2-3€), I agree

When your DNS usages reaches 200K send a warning to top up your account if it's empty, then charge €2 from prepaid or just shutdown the domain.

256mb plan ideal for cpanel DNS only setup

I'm looking for a cheap VPS (Yearly billing) used for DNS Hosting (cPanel DNS Only)

I noticed some of my sites using cloudflare DNS load very slow 30 mins ago, the server was working fine. I checked a few sites including LET, all the sites using cloudflare are slow.

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@serverian, Brave? Maybe. Need offsite DNS, small sites, backup MX etc? These are not meant for building/compiling, massive BW consumption or general abuse. This is the meaning of LEB right? If others

I've been waiting until Summer is over to post these up and it seems that more and more kids are going back to school, so I am about ready to see what happens. Looking to offer up a limited number per

* Added reverse dns options for IPv6 subnets.

Yes, we migrated our DNS server recently and the secondary DNS server was not updated with correct master IP, and the toronto-test was added a few days ago. I updated the secondary DNS server after ma

complementary minimal server monitoring / DNS hosting, and more. Virtual machines are provisioned in Toronto.

Vultr 768MB - DNS Server

Note: I have used google public DNS as nameservers, you may use others if you wish.

Sounds good. One of the reasons I use CF for DNS only is because I don't want to pay out the ear for SSL support. Maybe this will change, depending on how they set it up.

as the same domain/subdomain, and then use a DNS service with latency or GEO-based queries. So when a user hits the download link it'll find the closest server and download from there.