[SunRescue] Dont feel like running BIND for 10 systems

[Bill Bradford]

Dude, I can host some DNS for free... mail me.

bill


On Fri, Mar 30, 2001 at 08:59:20PM -0800, Chris Byrne wrote:
> With all the discussion about DNS going on, I thought I'd ask for any
> opinions on free or cheap DNS providers.
> 
> Heres my situation. I have plenty of static IP's available to me, and a
> varying amount of machines connected to the et at any one time. I own
> several domains, which I currently have hosted at yahoo (I used to use
> simplenet, which yahoo bought)and I don't particularly want to change that,
> but I would like to be able to access my systems via hostname, and just as
> important, to be able to get reverse lookup (some sites and/or protocols
> require it)
> 
> I realize I can just set my own system to be the primary DNS for my domains
> and then jsut redierct to my hosting provider, but I don't feel like having
> to set up BIND for 10 machines, and I REALLY don't feel like having my site
> be inaccessible to normal folks if PacBell decides to cut my internet line
> again.
> 
> So what I'm thinking is using a third party DNS provider, preferably free or
> cheap to do the same thing. I dont want to do it using differnet subdomains
> for my home and co-located sites either.
> 
> Anyone have recommendations or experiences with any of these folks?
> 
> 
> Chris Byrne
> 
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Bill Bradford
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