works. If all is good then you can work on the DNS stuff.

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log into the subscription for domain.com in plesk and click on dns settings.

In cpanel for this there are options in DNS setting/ and also in server setup option, how to do this in Plesk

Like any other reputable hosting panel, it will link in with BIND (other DNS servers are available). BIND will be setup with a name server (ns1.domain.com) then on your second VPS you need to setup BI

A while ago, I run this setup with 2x 512MB ram VPS, one from RAMNODE and another one from DigitalOcean. Everything worked great. Later, I simply decided to host my dns with DnsMadeEasy. :-)

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Maybe this one http://devblog.plesk.com/2013/10/slave-dns-and-plesk/

So you wish to update your dns by updating settings in plesk?

http://www.howtoforge.com/installing-powerdns-with-mysql-backend-and-poweradmin-on-ubuntu-9.10

I'm thinking of setting up PowerDNS to handle my DNS. Possibly a master / slave with a MySQL backend.

Our goal is to push the boundaries on what you should expect from a DNS provider. We're already being used by some of the biggest players in adtech and our network spans 5 continents.

Oh, sticky weighted... interesting. Have you used any of the filtering options or just as a plain-old DNS?

I've have recently been speaking with Peter from Internap and he mentioned one of their partners NSONE, of which i have spoken to Alex.

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I can't wait for Vultr to have an Australian location so that we can set up a DNS pop there as well :-)

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What is advantage over hosting your own DNS? Like do you think free services like it would have higher uptime or just not worth the trouble?

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