If they're using their own Cloud DNS, that's about $4 (plus $2.40 for the zone) worth of DNS stuff with the domain.

Medium/large sites don't generally use their registrar's DNS, anyways.

right now it's invitation only. $12 for dot com with free private whois and DNS among other features. I bet the DNS is fast.

I wonder what the prices are like. I would suspect a very nice network of DNS servers and Google like attention to detail in the least.

Also, you can stick it on a DNS or mail server without PHP. Just need a tiny httpd server to serve the static page.

@Pieceago you were between dns update. Site is running normal behind cloudflare

Yes, we do. Since I didn't know the new IP beforehand, I have to keep refreshing SolusVM up to the moment the new IP appears. I'd then have to very rapidly change DNS records to limit the downtime.

* Server labels - hostnames are good, but it'd be good if I could have "DNS Server #1" with the hostname underneath it too (if I wanted)

2014-06-22:woods-host: updated debian/rules.maradns: updated debian/rules, fixed maradns-tools package. yafida: welcome to the eurid, authoritative only, dns server.

Pressing the button will check the domain via DNS entries. If it has any DNS record, the domain will be removed from the list. If not, it stays 'reported' and an another module will process it (when

~Offloaded Services (DNS/MySQL)

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May be wrong but sure DotVPS increased my Vswap on a 128mb instance so I could install cPanel DNS only.

rr or geo dns is easier but haproxy will do it better. I can help with your config.

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I might just scrap the haproxy idea and research into round-robin dns, thanks for the suggestion (Image)

However, if all you want to do is a redirect, why not use round-robin DNS or GeoDNS instead and cut out the cost of the haproxy instance altogether? Rage4, Geoscaling or the like allow you to do a sim

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From what I've found http://myvps.ru = http://myhosting.ru = http://www.dns-hosting.ru = http://www.netbreeze.net = http://www.i7.ru

One has 2GB's of RAM, and is my main operations server, so to speak. It's running a web, mail, DNS (not open), and MySQL solutions. I'm also running ZNC on it, for IRC stuff.