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As I already wrote I use EveryDNS.net for my secondary DNS server. Quite a while ago EveryDNS.net was bought by Dyn Inc.

Now the time has come that all the customers are migrated, of course it’s not free of charge, somebody has to pay the bill and the secondary DNS service won’t be free of charge any longer. The deadline is the 31st of August 2011, so it’s seems to be a good time to start looking for something new.

I found something as you can surely imagine: Free DNS which offers the same functionality at least for my use case.

I changed my Bind settings and everything works like a charm. So far I use both services in parallel, to make sure the transition is a smooth as possible. But in the next weeks I’ll remove the settings for EveryDNS.

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