Secondary DNS service
for backup and redundancy

The most obvious reason for having secondary DNS servers is redundancy.
If one DNS server goes off-line because of maintenance or some disaster, the other servers will continue serving requests for your domain names.

Having secondary DNS servers off-site provides even better protection, since 2 servers on the same power-outlet or network connection could easily be affected by the same disaster (power failure, network outage, flooding, etc.).

If you are connecting to the Internet with a cable or DSL modem, you can easily run your own primary DNS server (for example with Simple DNS Plus).
However, most domain registrars require at least two DNS servers for each domain name.
By using this service, you will still have full control over your domain name(s) on your primary DNS server.
Any changes or updates you make (on your primary server) are automatically and instantly transferred to our secondary servers (through standard zone transfers).

It is extremely easy to add and change domains through our web-interface.
Any changes you make take effect immediately - so don't be surprised to see a zone transfer request from our server at the same instance you hit the Update button on our site.
You can also "force" updates at any time through the web-interface.

Our DNS servers are located in Frederikshavn, Denmark.
The DNS server software we use is Simple DNS Plus running on Windows Server 2008 64 bit.

To use this service, you must already be running a primary DNS server supporting standard DNS zone transfers (for example Simple DNS Plus, BIND, or Microsoft DNS server).

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