[TriLUG] hosting your own DNS

[stan briggs]

all,

you might want to consider www.ZoneEdit.com. they're free if your dns'ing
five or fewer domains. they've worked for me so far. one less platform to
manage.

stan

On 3/7/07, Magnus <magnus at trilug.org> wrote:
>
> Aaron Joyner wrote:
> > Then pay someone to do secondary DNS service for
> > you.
>
> I highly suggest looking into http://everydns.net for DNS hosting.  Same
> guys behind the OpenDNS service run this (though the EveryDNS service is
> much older and more mature).
>
> > Your ISP, various other folks on the Internet, etc may be able to
> > do this for you.  It shouldn't cost much, on the order of a few bucks a
> > month, tops.
>
> I sent a one time donation to EveryDNS, something small (don't recall
> off the top of my head) and since then have been allowed to host all of
> my zones there without any limits.
>
> Make sure your nameservers are on different networks from one another.
> Sounds self-evident when you read it but a number of otherwise smart
> folks have been bitten by that before.
>
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