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I can see how for some people, it might make sense to pay the higher prices if they also get value from their email services and/or DNS hosting. I run my own n
by Anthony-G 3y ago
I can see how for some people, it might make sense to pay the higher prices if they also get value from their email services and/or DNS hosting.
I run my own name server on my VPS so I chose Gandi because they provide free secondary name servers – but then discovered that their secondary name servers don’t support NOTIFY (or IXFR). Instead they make an AXFR transfer on a fixed schedule – that’s too slow for Let’s Encrypt DNS authentication.
So far, I’ve stayed with them because I don’t have many domains registered and I appreciate their commitment to security of user accounts: the ability to lock domains, and MFA support. These are now standard but I also have my account to set up to only allow logins from various IP network ranges.
Edit: Also, their web interface for managing domains was intuitive and easy-to-use (no dark patterns). It was particularly easy to configure glue records for my primary name server.
- account42 3y agoSame situation here. I don't think I'll be eating these price increases. Never tried a domain transfer before. First time for everything I guess.