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DNS Outsourcing

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Reyn

Reyn

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Dec 11, 2002
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Hi All,

I was wondering what a good DNS outsourcing company might be other then AT&T? (All opinions welcome)
 
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There is no one good DNS company. I would suggest hosting your dns with the company you have your service with.

CNE, MCSE, SCSA, CLS, CCSA, CCSE, CCNA, CCNP, MCNS, IP Telephony, CVoice, CSS1, CCIE and CISSP(prog)

Noble Computing, Inc.
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kshaffer@noblecomputing.com
 
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nobleman,

Typically you are right,however we found we can not trust the internal admins of said company as they deleted all of our primaries and left us in a real bad situation,that is why I was wondering about alternatives.
 
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