Free secondary DNS?

[michelem]

David Rawling wrote:
> In my case I just couldn't find one that I was comfortable with - either
> the offers were not clearly free, or they wouldn't permit me to run the
> master, there were limitations on the number of zones and so on. The
> arrangement also lets me run a secondary mail server with anti-spam
> measures - minimal, but seems to be saving me upwards of 3GB/month on my
> limited Australian internet connection :)

I went through a similar experience, but was annoyed chiefly by them
systematically taking forever to update my zones. I roamed on several
services and eventually settled for xname.org, but after few years I got
permanently sick of that and started a service of my own. Check out BuddyNS
(http://www.buddyns.com), it's free and updates within 10 minutes, or
real-time with an email to a magic address.

michele
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