Option 1: DNSMadeEasy.com - has an excellent DNS FailOver feature - to ensure 100% uptime, in DC or Iowa. This allows the entry of multiple IPs for the same domain. DNSME pings the site every few minutes. If it is down, then it automatically switches the domain to the backup IP. For example CICorp.com is usually pointing to 67.55.221.10 (Natel in Iowa). If it is down, then CICorp.com points to 67.102.243.10 (Covad in DC).
1. Go to
http://DNSMadeEasy.com
2. Domain list
3. Add domain
4. Enter domain name, "I have one computer on one static IP"
5. Expiration date (look up on
http://DNSStuff.com
6. Your System's IP: (look up on desktop of web server inCompter Management)
67.55.221.#
7. Go to CIREG, Domain management, find the domain
8. click on Name Servers, enter NS0.DNSMADEEASY.COM, NS1.DNSMADEEASY.COM,
NS2.DNSMADEEASY.COM
instead of PARK3.SECURESERVER.NET and PARK4.SECURESERVER.NET (GoDaddy's)
9. In DNSMAdeEasy.com , click on "records", A records FO / SM to on / on
Question: How to implement Reverse DNS?
Option 2: CIReg DNS Manager - ok, well backed up, and integrated with domain list, but still tedious
Option 3: There must be some way to do it ourselves, in house
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How to Build a DNS Infrastructure (PDF)
DNS Checker
dnschecker.org
