Issue 22: Recursive DNS Available for Larger Networks
February 13, 2008
We've made a couple improvements to our Recursive DNS service to note. Recursive DNS is the process that your computer uses to find things on the Internet such as websites and e-mail servers. Want to learn more about DNS?
Typically, your ISP provides recursive DNS service but it’s not too good. It’s either slow or not available. So that’s why we wrote one that you can use: an Internet with just IP addresses is not friendly.
For almost 3 years now, we have provided our Recursive DNS service to thousands of users on dynamic IP addresses with the magic of our DDNS update interface. That works great for a home user on a single address but not for a larger network. We now have our Recursive DNS service available for larger networks.
- /29 network (8 IP addresses)
- /26 network (64 IP addresses)
- /24 network (256 IP addresses)
We have also heard that we need to offer this service for single static IP addresses so that if there are multiple networks that someone manages, they all can take advantage of a faster, better Internet experience. So for that, we also have a single IP address block.
- /32 network (1 IP address)
Our other recent improvement was to speed up provisioning so that everything is instant. Change your IP address and send an update in? The change is made is real time (before it averaged 30 seconds).
The Recursive DNS service we offer is always available, we don't alter your answers, nor show no ads, nor do we store your DNS queries. All we do is answer your queries. We will do this fast.
You’re welcome to try our reliable and fast recursive DNS. We have 100% money-back guarantee if you will cancel purchased service in 30 days.