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Again with the DNS Issues, Where is he...

No website DNS entry,

I can confirm, I just had a 1.5 month old ticket finally replied to, that said vpn services would start working again tomorrow. I rarely use the service to work around DNS issues with my 4G connectio

They're OK. Wouldn't use them for production purposes, but I use it as a spare box and as a slave DNS server at the moment. Uptime is a bit flaky:

SolusVM Control Panel3072mb Ram50gb RAID-10 HDD2TB Bandwidth100mbps Port Speed1 IPv4 AddressvSwap EnabledFull ControlOne-Click OS Reloads99.9% Uptime Guarantee24/7 SupportReverse-DNSOpenVZ Powered$4 /

you wont be able to run DNS backup though on LES just FYI.

I'm looking for a cheap vps in the Netherlands. I'm going to use the server mainly for a private VPN so the network should be fast and reliable. I might also use it for a simple website and a dns back

* Reverse DNS

I have too many VPSes, mine and clients', not including domains, email hostings, premium dns hosting etc, just too much.

* Free DNS hosting

DNS based ones, absolutely. Routing based ones where multiple routes existed to multiple fully redundant gateways? Nope.

If the master server is down, the slaves still serve DNS requests.

Round robin DNS wouldn't cause ~50% of requests to fail?

Redundant DNS servers, round robin DNS, and high availability proxies! It all depends on what 100% uptime means to you, for example if my servers and backups are available to me when I need them - tha

I used 8.8.8.8 as DNS server during installation, isn't it which messed that all ?

cPanel also allows you to run DNS on a seperate cluster from the web (Image)

@Joodle Installing vestaCP now. Hopefully their DNS resolving system is better and less buggy than Zpanels.

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@Joodle Alright, but before I give it a go, is it fair to suggest the issue with my nameservers is the Zpanel DNS resolving system? I believe the issue to be that. Sometimes, my nameservers randomly w