DNS, redux

[Madison Kelly]

I knew that I couldn't host the slave NS in the same building for long and
setting up the slaves at a partner company was one option (though they
have no admins... well, other than us, but they are at least on another
grid and internet feed.)

Perhaps once I get my zones up and working someone here would like to back
me up in return for the same favour? I'd be happiest knowing it was "a
local penguin" watching my slaves... boy that sounds bad! :)

Madison

> Roughly Tue January 27 2004 5:46 pm, Fraser Campbell said:
>
> < I'd recommend not putting all of your eggs in one basket, both of the
> dns
> < servers that you're using are relying on a single Internet connection
> and a
> < single hydro feed (I'm guessing).  You should have at least one off-site
>  dns < server.  I use http://www.backupdns.com/ as my secondary ...
> they're
>  cheap
>
> Yep, I'd have to go with that too.  In fact, there might even be a couple
> awesome penguins lurking that would be glad to help so long as it wasn't
> made
> 22 public.  Guess that's what pm's are for.  Great concept though.  : )
>
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