They will almost never be used. The 2 GB servers is server 2 and server 3 in my DNS failover service. They are replicates of my main servers @iwStack.

Everything is working fine on my RPi, websites seems to load faster now also using a local DNS Server instead of using an external one hosted at a VPS (Image)

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zPanel is notoriously insecure, if Bind spikes then it is participating in a DDoS attack in most cases, there is no other reason why a dns server will suddenly hog CPU aside from malfunctioning (but i

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dns.he.net?

I have a /24 for my dedicated server provider in NL, the provider has delegated the rnds to my name servers, whats the best dns solution for me? I want to add a record for each IP on the /24 thats lik

The way it is now, if Softlayer DNS goes down, only .com and .net will remain working, making a single point of failure, extra expense (Softlayer bill) and an extra lookup. There is no point in having

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Your Pi will do great for that. I had one Pi running in my LAN for local DNS, Postfix+Curier-IMAP and Lighttpd+WebDAV and it could handle all that. And I had it running PiBang Linux that comes with a

At the moment most requests to your nameservers will first require querying Softlayer's DNS to get your anycast IPs. Instead, you should have them registered in glue and delegate ns1.r4ns.com and ns2.

Running a DNS server is much quicker (currently hosting one on a VPS in NL)

CPU shouldn't be an issue unless your taking in a big amount of DNS requests. 10 client's wouldn't be enough to overwhelm the CPU.

I just ordered another Raspberry Pi, which i'm planning to use as a local DNS server to block ads on websites on all computers/phones/tablets in our house

check your DNS server for recursive queries , if it is the case , you B/W will burn very fast.

But all of your eggs are on one basket at the moment - Softlayer's. If their DNS went down then so would ns1.r4ns.com and ns2.r4ns.com - it's also causing a slight performance hit because you have to

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