Is it possible to have a way to meter the active users of each server, so, if this limit is reached, round robin dns goes to another server?

@andrew; I actually went ahead with the L2TP/IPSec config with SoftEther (and I will mention that it was well worth it, running nice n' stable). So I am not sure if there is a similar DNS config comma

I would vote for Yandex as well. Not only can you get hosted mail for free, they have also got pretty nice (and also free) DNS service with simple editor.

You are aware most hosts offer some form of free DNS?

Did you check your router options? A lot of routers come with built-in dynamic dns udpate client nowadays.

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According to the DNS just posted on your domain, you are hosted both on cloudflare for DNS and OVH.com....?

They don't have an official number although I got through to their DNS Team, if you call them they may be able to transfer you to another department.

* anycast DNS is not required.

DNS:

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http://www.dns.lu/en/registrars/list-registrars/

I started this thread last year to complain about how DynDNS was forcing all users to login every 30 days, which was a real annoyance to me:

- Reverse DNS for IPv4 + IPv6 Instant From Control Panel

@ca1n; no need DNSCrypt, OpenVPN routes dns requests itself. You can set your own dns in server.conf file

other things here and have deployed additional DNS and backup solutions to augment my main hosting. i also have several dedis now which im using for other learning and development. some of that is ve

Route53 for DNS, Hosted exchange for email, Off-net hosted website.

tons of domains (300+), some are just simple DNS servers. EVERYTHING I run is on my infrastructure. That's how I'm so confident the maintenance I performed was not the cause of the problem. I or @

What does this have to do with the service YOU are receiving? As long as your own VPS is ddos-protected, why do do care what the host is using for their own DNS?