On 03.06.09 21:23, GNUbie wrote:
What do you think is the main reason or the importance of hosting your
own DNS when your ISP and/or Domain Registrar can host it for you for
FREE?
direct access to the zones, ability to change it whenever you want.
However applies even if you run the primary
Matus UHLAR - fantomas wrote:
On 03.06.09 21:23, GNUbie wrote:
What do you think is the main reason or the importance of hosting your
own DNS when your ISP and/or Domain Registrar can host it for you for
FREE?
direct access to the zones, ability to change it whenever you want.
However
Hello all,
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 9:23 PM, GNUbiegnu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello all,
What do you think is the main reason or the importance of hosting your
own DNS when your ISP and/or Domain Registrar can host it for you for
FREE?
Thank you for all your insights.
To wrap up, it's all about
Hello all,
What do you think is the main reason or the importance of hosting your
own DNS when your ISP and/or Domain Registrar can host it for you for
FREE?
Normally if you are going to host your own DNS for your organization,
ideally you need to run it at least on two (2) different machines
What do you think is the main reason or the importance of hosting your
own DNS when your ISP and/or Domain Registrar can host it for you for
FREE?
You remain reachable when your DNS provider is under a DoS attack.
Such attacks happen from time to time to large providers (check the
news).
If
On Wed, Jun 03, 2009 at 03:27:43PM +0200, Florian Weimer wrote:
What do you think is the main reason or the importance of hosting your
own DNS when your ISP and/or Domain Registrar can host it for you for
FREE?
You remain reachable when your DNS provider is under a DoS attack.
Such
Am 2009-06-03 23:41:11, schrieb Alex Samad:
for example setup the primary ns on your own server and use somebody
like dyndns.com for sec + ter NS
Better: Look for some other small ISP or ORGs arround the world
with own IP range and then exchange VSever's with BIND.
This will
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