--- Stroller <stroller (at mark) stellar.eclipse.co.uk> wrote:
>
> On 4 Apr 2008, at 22:37, Greg Kuhnert wrote:
> > We've got a really good bunch of people here. Arthur has been
> > around for a while, and I trust him. "lets do a reciprocal swap"
> > for secondary DNS..... but I dont have enough time to do the config
> > each time he adds a new domain....
> > ...
> > Or better still, two BQ servers talking to each other in a trust
> > relationship - with the ability when you create a primary dns to
> > just "tick" the secondary DNS server from a list of options. The BQ
> > interface then makes it all happen automagically! That'd be way cool.
>
> Speaking as someone who did a reciprocal secondary swap with someone
> from my distro's mailing-list, it sucks through a proverbial when the
> guy disappears off the face of the earth. It transpired that this guy
> had been a very active geek for several years before I encountered
> him, written technical books &c, but one day he just let his domain
> expire & vanished off the internet.
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> So from my experiences, I would recommend against DNS swaps. A single
> server - and each participant in the pool is relying that of his
> opposite number - is too fragile.
Perhaps opendns.com or similar services that provide free DNS and/or secondary
DNS?
Mike
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