> >> I prefer to make it manually than delegate it to some one else. :)
> >
> > It is manual if you use GoDaddy. I'm moving some of my DNS over to
> > them as one advantage is having DNS on another network. If
> there is a
> > problem with my server or my host's network, my DNS doesn't
> disappear.
>
> Dan is absolutely right that you should serve your DNS from a
> separate location than your server so if your server goes
> down your DNS is still live. This is essential for your
> running an MX backup otherwise you have a backup mailserver
> but know one knows were it is because your DNS is down.
>
> However, there is still no problem at all with using BQ as
> the primary DNS server. While I run all my own servers and
> pay an ISP to host them I also buy MX backup and Secondary
> DNS from another ISP, it's dirt cheap £20 per year and some
> server ISPs I've seen even offer offsite secondary DNS as
> part of the hosting fee.
>
> Just my 0.02 GBP
>
> Dan
Thanks, your 0.02 GBP taken too. :)
I will talk to both GoDaddy and ISP in order to set them as backup NS.
Best,
--
Arthur Sherman