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Uhm... Lots of good suggestions here. Given the innomence of your question, I'll take the liberty of assuming you won't take offense to me questioning some of
by jjguy 18y ago
Uhm... Lots of good suggestions here. Given the innomence of your question, I'll take the liberty of assuming you won't take offense to me questioning some of the more fundamental assumptions. Why do you need to host your own DNS? Honestly, it's a real pain. And if you're asking questions like this, you probably don't need anything fancy. The control panels at the major registrars are pretty advanced these days.
Apologies if you're a DNS rockstar, no offense intended.
- brandnewlow 18y agoDefinitely NOT hosting my own DNS. I've got my domains registered at invisiondomains.com and am hosting someplace else. Over at invisiondomains, I set up the nameservers and aimed my domains at the new nameservers. My initial post was an attempt to find out if the downtime I was experiencing was normal or just my host and registrar giving me a line. Not it seems that what I'm seeing is normal for someone who doesn't take some of these more intricate measures beforehand. All of this is really useful info. Like I said, I was looking for a primer - to know if I should call bullshit on my host and registrar or not.