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I did the dance at the last Gandi article. There's one answer: Dnsimple ($60/year). Cloudflare doesn't allow you to point NS elsewhere, which sucks if you're
by rendaw 4y ago
I did the dance at the last Gandi article. There's one answer: Dnsimple ($60/year).
Cloudflare doesn't allow you to point NS elsewhere, which sucks if you're moving stuff.
Porkbun died on symbols in my password (figured it out via trial and error) and their marketing is kind of juvenile. realtimeregister exposed my personal info. I think OVH might also support 2FA but I didn't try them.
I don't think there's any others that allow security token 2FA.
- 4ad 4y agoThanks for the recommendation, but it's extremely expensive just for domain registration. I have about 50 domains, and I run my own DNS, so I wouldn't make use of their DNS solution anyway.
- rendaw 4y agoI mean, I agree. But at this point I just didn't want to deal with sketchy providers any more, so $60 it is.