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Zoneedit.com is a google whack!
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when you sign up you are given two name servers, your address is updated with these servers, and then replicated with all DNS servers around the world, -so practically every DNS server (within limits) has your address listed for easy recovery.
I wouldn't worry too much about the amount of servers your site updates with, a simple whois search would reveal to you that a large webcompany (oneandone.co.uk) also only has two nameservers!
this might help
when you sign up you are given two name servers, your address is updated with these servers, and then replicated with all DNS servers around the world, -so practically every DNS server (within limits) has your address listed for easy recovery.
I wouldn't worry too much about the amount of servers your site updates with, a simple whois search would reveal to you that a large webcompany (oneandone.co.uk) also only has two nameservers!
athlon64fx
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dnsstuff.com and dell4me.com enter that in on dnsstuff and see how many friggin dns errors it has!
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root said:
so is "pharmaceutically illegalized", which i found out by the way
athlon64fx
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www.dnsstuff.com is awesome! so is www.completewhois.com
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root said:
Of course those two nameservers are most likely load-balanced clusters. It's not exactly the same thing as just having two single boxes running your nameservers, which is not going to give you 100% uptime. If either box fails, half your visitors will at least experience a significant delay.
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