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You have no idea how awesome this is. I've been looking for a good, reliable, and fully-featured managed DNS literally for the last 2 weeks straight (I'm tired
by calinet6 14y ago
You have no idea how awesome this is.
I've been looking for a good, reliable, and fully-featured managed DNS literally for the last 2 weeks straight (I'm tired of the default managed offerings from Rackspace, they are pretty bare-bones). None (free or paid) I've found have impressed me.
I've taken Hurricane Electric's IPv6 certification courses, used their Tunnel broker services, and I implicitly trust their tech. They really know what they're doing and their services are complete, well-managed, and work great. I will also gladly pay for their offerings if they move in that direction.
For those of you who haven't been introduced to Hurricane, please visit the site above and explore it. I highly recommend the IPv6 certification as a way to introduce yourself to IPv6 concepts, and the tunnel broker service as a way to set your own sites and clients up to use it before you have available infrastructure from your ISP or host.
Thank you very much, this is great news indeed.
- IgorPartola 14y agoYes, HE's only limit is something like 50 zones, which for my projects is plenty. Their interface is solid and simple to use, and they support reverse DNS as well. Also, their support for these free products rocks. I haven't had support that great for any SaaS/PaaS out there, ever. They respond very quickly and actually know what they are talking about. So far I've found only two issues: (1) no support for DNSSEC and (2) their use of HTTPS is somewhat spotty, so you must pay attention to it yourself. Glad you found what you were looking for, and thanks for plugging TunnelBroker. The more people use services like these, the more IPv6 we'll be seeing. Edit: I take it back. Looks like they always use HTTPS. It's tunnelbroker.net and tunnelbroker.com that don't.