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Not allowing custom nameservers is the one thing stopping me from switching to Cloudflare. Bit of a shame, as I had a bunch of domains with Google, which I sup
by tfsh 2y ago
Not allowing custom nameservers is the one thing stopping me from switching to Cloudflare.
Bit of a shame, as I had a bunch of domains with Google, which I suppose are now owned by Squarespace, which is a company I never saw myself using...
- chrisdsaldivar 2y agoCan I ask when/why you would use custom name servers? I’m unfamiliar with them.
- kevin_thibedeau 2y agoLetting an email provider manage the domain.
- tfsh 2y agoMy reason is so that I can manage the DNS from a different place. I use Digital Ocean to manage all my servers, and they have a DNS management interface where you can add domains, I prefer their UI and it has some nice integrations with their other services (e.g auto complete for VPS IPs).