Well, for DNS not. For DNS it doesn't matter if you have 3 vCPU cores or not. But it matters if you have more than 1 server in different locations (Image)

I think DNS right?

I'd recommend checking out Fastmail. I've used one of their "family" accounts for a few years now for hosting 4 separate email accounts. The price is reasonable and the service is

Just make sure to set proper spf up when you reconfigure your DNS.

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And push the DNS if necessary

DNS leak test: https://www.dnsleaktest.com/ shows real dns server

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If you are using it just for dns, you can definitely remove a lot of packages you don't need. A minimal Debian installation usually requires ~ 500MB

I got 128MB Back, enought to start mysql again. I hope that holds now, just for DNS :P

You can share this domain with afraid.org free dns service.

@TanmayN I'm familiar with CF, we use it. The thing is that folks want to be in control of their own DNS settings. I think that many will look at this offer like O.o. I don't know, but good luck anywa

Setup name servers here. You may skip this setting if you are not going to be using it for DNS or if this complains about resolvability for now.

A hosting control panel should allow users to easily set up virtual hosts, email, FTP, cron jobs, DNS, and do backups. If that feature set isn't enough for you in a hosting control panel, you really s

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@emce: Glad to hear that we solved your DNS needs (Image)

I vouch for @Amfy, he knows what he does very well and his setup for DNS4 (his own DNS provider) is plain out marvelous.

BlueVM is great for the price. Using their $7.5 offer for cPanel DNS-Only, no problem so far except minor network glitch yesterday. Also have a bigger plan with them.