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Originally posted by <IMX>
Why?
1.) You are in control of your name at all times.
2.) Failover support for "unscheduled" downtime.
3.) I'm interested in using several hosts for one key domain, where uptime will be a factor.
4.) Vanity nameserver.
Those are my reasons, I'm sure other people have other reasons.
Check out http://www.ultradns.com, they have tons of information on the benefits of using managed dns service.
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sorry..... I must be dumb or something... I still don't understand.
1.) I'm never not in control of my domains. I can change any detail of them in an instant.
2.) If you have a good host/server, (and I mean GOOD... not some bullshit making claims they can't keep) this shouldn't be an issue at all.
3.) See #2
4.) From what I understand, these dns *services* make you select one of their nameservers to use, correct? How is that a vanity nameserver.... unless you happen to like one that they happen to have.
Sorry..... I just don't understand how this is beneficial. I wouldn't trust my domains to some $2 dollar (or worse... free) dns service, hoping that they get it right. I think I'd buy dns software and run dns myself before I took that step.
but nevertheless..... good luck in your quest.
