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I used to just run bind (and then later tinydns) on the same machine that had the SMTP server, but finding secondaries got really hard (the last really good one
by __david__ 10y ago
I used to just run bind (and then later tinydns) on the same machine that had the SMTP server, but finding secondaries got really hard (the last really good one got bought and shut down by dyndns). A couple years ago I switched my DNS to Amazon AWS's route53 which has been working great, and AWS has 2 factor authentication (at least for the web console).