DNS Records

[Gandalf]

Just found this site;

www.zoneedit.com

I'm trying it out with one of my currently disused domain names. Initial impressions, very easy to use. Free for the first five domains and upto 1 million dns queries a year. After that, it's still very cheap.

Sure makes it easy to manage DNS changes without contacting your ISP.

And used with Domain City you can do everything yourself!

[Anonymous]

Been using DynDNS for a year or so now in conjunction with Direct Update to automate the process.

[Doorman]

Originally posted by BlueBall@Feb 11 2004, 11:50 AM
Been using DynDNS for a year or so now in conjunction with Direct Update to automate the process.

Me too.  

[TeaLeaf]

I think this is an important thread, so good in fact that I have awarded it a pin.

There you go

TL.

[JB]

Does anyone have any DNS servers that are for public use by any isp?  

Unfortunately I forgot to write down the one's I've been using before I decided to do a format yesterday.  My own isp's are notoriously bad and frankly I dont even wanna go there.   :blush:

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by JB@Nov 28 2004, 05:14 PM
Does anyone have any DNS servers that are for public use by any isp?

Unfortunately I forgot to write down the one's I've been using before I decided to do a format yesterday. My own isp's are notoriously bad and frankly I dont even wanna go there.  :blush:

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Go here and pick one of the TEIR 2 servers near the bottom of the page. Don't use the others for obvious reasons

[TeaLeaf]

Signed up yesterday with Zoneedit.com and it looks real good

Highly recommended.

TL.