Thanks to Brion and all who helped out with the outage. Bad things happen despite the best of preparations, and even in hindsight I doubt if anything could have been done aside from the costly and impractical alternative of having a fully redundant site off in a bunker somewhere. Not all failures can be foreseen.
In the interest of harm reduction for the future, I would like to recommend the excellent services of the folks at easydns.com, who provided reliable secondary services and mail queuing for me for some years while I was handling IT stuff for an employer. Their prices are cheap, they have competent technical support, and they have a network of secondaries on at least two continents. I would suggest that we include them in our plans even if other measures are taken.
Best regards
The Uninvited Co., Inc. (a Delaware corporation)
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David Monniaux a écrit : | uninvited@nerstrand.net wrote: | |> In the interest of harm reduction for the future, I would like to |> recommend the excellent services of the folks at easydns.com, |> | And we still have 3 machines in Paris that can run DNS once somebody set | them up (the bomb).
I do have an humble personal server in Marseille, France, with 2Mbits bandwidth, running bind9. I can set it up to become backup DNS in hours.
Rafael Pinilla
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