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> Hello, |
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> I'm looking for suggestions to use for DNS registrars. |
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> But first a few key points. |
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> 1. "I" own the domain name exclusively. This means if I want to |
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> change (move) registrars, it's not an issue, except for expenses. |
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> 2. No bundled packages for space of any kind needed or wanted. |
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> (I'll be running my own server on dedicated connection). |
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> 3. No DNS restrictions except for the Registrar running |
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> optional secondary (dns) service for me. |
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> I need to run the primary and the secondary DNS servers. |
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> Lots of things have changed since I last did this, so |
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> I'm definitely not interested in "Go Daddy" or any such |
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> monkeyshines or crap. Just registration, and leave |
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> me alone to run my own servers..... i. e. no nonsense. |
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I do precisely this, using GoDaddy. I don't see why using a service like that |
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wouldn't be possible to get into what you want. You'd have to make sure, when |
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you set it up, that you didn't ask GoDaddy to supply any other services, but |
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it's certainly possible. I run my own server, I get the name from GoDaddy, but |
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they provide no nameserver services, nor web pages. I used to get it from a |
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different vendor, but their service turned out to stink, so I learned that it |
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takes about a week or two to transfer the name (from X to GoDaddy), because all |
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services (like GoDaddy) need to go to reasonable lengths to make sure that they |
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aren't faked out by frauds. You probably wouldn't really want less. |
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> All suggestions are most welcome. I'm not really interested |
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> in anything free (if there are any strings attached), |
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> but am willing to swap (dns) secondary services for |
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> light bandwidth types of similar DNS secondary services...... |
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> Are there any other choices using Gentoo, other than |
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> DJBDNS or bind-9 ? Thoughts? |
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