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Thoughts on https://pointhq.com/?
by ihatetonyy ·If it's for a personal project and you don't need the fancy features, though, dns.he.net is a nice freebie alternative. -
Thoughts on https://pointhq.com/?
by Patrick ·Rage4.com / dns4.pro are good and free anycast DNS hosting providers (Image) -
Thoughts on https://pointhq.com/?
by XNQ ·They had a really nice coupon if you came back as well, $30 per year of DNS hosting, 10 domain limit and no query limit. -
DigitalOcean DNS without having a droplet
by awson ·I use https://dns.he.net/, pretty solid. -
Cheap Aussie VPS
by Monsta_AU ·As for cPanel - if you only want separate DNS then you don't need a second VPS at all. I can help with setting up the free level of BuddyNS for you and running your VPS as a hidden master. It's how I -
DigitalOcean DNS without having a droplet
by halczy ·Good to know. I guess there's no free lunch/dns from DO. -
DigitalOcean DNS without having a droplet
by rm_ ·I heard on IRC from someone official that using DO just for free DNS is not their intended scenario, and you really shouldn't do that. Will they really go and implement any restriction, is another que -
DigitalOcean DNS without having a droplet
by texteditor ·Namecheap's is historically one of the better-performing free DNS services, it wouldn't hurt to look in HE's free DNS too, they are located on the West Coast as it is -
DigitalOcean DNS without having a droplet
by Lee ·Not sure if their system would know to remove your DNS, but that said, why take the chance, use Cloudflare as @netomx suggests. -
Thoughts on https://pointhq.com/?
by TommehM ·I'm thinking of using pointhq as my dns provider, would you recommend it? (Image) -
DigitalOcean DNS without having a droplet
by halczy ·So DigitalOcean offer free DNS service for their droplets. I recently just move one of my site to another VPS and I no longer have a droplet with them. Just curious if I can keep using their name serv -
Simple server monitoring - Feedback appreciated (Public beta)
by GaNi ·Really weird, I am using Google DNS. For now, I forced it from hosts. -
Simple server monitoring - Feedback appreciated (Public beta)
by Joe_NQ ·if this is related to your servers or our DNS? I didn't have anyone reporting this besides you. -
Cheap Aussie VPS
by Oliver ·Doesn't really need to be separated. Any cPanel box is doing DNS and email and web and database on the same box usually. How secure it is is more up to you. :-) -
Cheap Aussie VPS
by bohdans ·Can anyone see any security issues with running DNS and email on the same server? Or is it better to keep them on separate boxes? -
INIZ - NYC KVM OFFERS - $7/Year OVZ - NYC/LA/NL Offers - V4+V6
by Patrick ·- Reverse DNS for IPv4 + IPv6 Instant From Control Panel -
Anyone knows what is going on at Edis?
by William ·That is a fact? I had a normal DDoS yesterday and it's quite common for others to attack my infra - In this case a VRS inside this network was used for it, either intentionally or simply as UDP reflec -
iwStack.com lowering their prices.
by praveen ·1) Create a template out of backup snapshot and create a new instance out of it. But this changes the IP address and can cause minor downtime because of DNS propagation issues. -
Simple server monitoring - Feedback appreciated (Public beta)
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Hostigation 'Support'?
by shovenose ·There is no time to dick around in low end market. Tim's response is the only one that makes sense. It doesn't matter whether you host one static page or an entire search engine off your VPS, you coul