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Well, what happens if someone doesn't like your registrar and DDoS' them? Do both.
by nevir 13y ago
Well, what happens if someone doesn't like your registrar and DDoS' them?
Do both.
- thejosh 13y agoYou would hope that a registrar would have better bandwidth and/or capabilities to protect against that then what you would generally have for your server(s).
- dedward 13y agoYou would.. but the business of being a registrar is bout managing zone records to be served out by the root/regional nameserver infrastructure, which your registrar may not even have much of a part in. If they run additional business in hosting DNS, websites, email, and so on, as is common - that's really got nothing to do with the setup they need to act as a registrar.