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I am in the process of making a large community gaming IRC and maybe a web page in the future. Because are servers are low specs and running other services we have to put a max user of like 100 and link them but we can only have a single IP under the DNS and not multiple server IP’s and round robins like other domains allow. Even the free host no-ip offer round robins etc. This is a bit of a joke and it kind of ruins my planes, are you going to add this?

Dawn

im also after round robin is this still in some process?

http://www.rrdns.com/

like this

thanx

Currently, the option is not available to use MX records and a different name server setting like forwarding or web hosting. And we do not have a dynamic DNS option, but I will add those suggestions to our feature request list.

Is is possible to split the DNS options from the MX records in the Dynadot DNS configuration box because I wish to use the MX records and not the DNS?

And also make available a dns client to keep up-to-date the IP for people using dhcp.

Dear d_w_orpington_gb:

. Could you please elaborate on why you think no-ip.com is a bum domain provider. Is it just their $15 price tag, or is it something else?

. Also, what do you think of no-ip.com's DNS services? I'm thinking about giving them a try.

Thanks,
Chuckster

Thanks :) , if you take a look at some of the dns options no-ip.com offer it's a good idea to take some into account, there a shit domain provider but have nice options.

I think your suggestion is a good idea. I have added it to our feature request database.

It may take a few months before we implement the change. After starting these forums last month we have gotten lots of feature requests, and our engineers are a little backlogged right now.

Thank you for your feedback.

I am talking about DNS's, I want multiple IPs on my sub domain's dns.It's called a round robin the connections are spread out on the IPs equaly.


[This post has been edited by d_w_orpington_gb on Oct 22, 2006 13:29.]

I think you are referring to the ip addresses for registered name servers. Currently we only allow one ip address per registered server.

If you are doing load balancing, could you just create lots of name servers? For example, ns1.mydomain.com, ns2.mydomain.com, ..., ns10.mydomain.com.

Technically it is possible to set more than one ip address for each registered name server. We just never added support for it because nobody has asked for it until now.