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Registrars provide the nameservers you give them to the TLD itself. So, resolution doesn't depend on the registrar's infrastructure unless you're using the registrar's nameservers …

Opensource OpenTTD [1] (based on Transportation Tycoon Deluxe) is still around and in active development it seems. It was a great Simcity replacement in the past for me. Obviously …

Direct link to product as well: http://aws.amazon.com/ecs/

Our dns lookup tool is safe from this: https://www.misk.com/tools/#dns/jamiehankins.co.uk

No domain registrar should be taking the last four of your credit card number as proof of account identity or ownership. We certainly don't. Have you confirmed they reset the passw…

That's absolutely correct. Building on that: The github blog post states that using an ALIAS record will allow you to take advantage of their CDN. I don't know if I believe that. S…

You'll only have to confirm any underlying email changes in your example. However, the new ICANN contract also mandates a yet to be defined "Privacy and Proxy Accreditation Program…

Competitor registrar here. This is actually required by the new 2013 ICANN contract. Not all registrars are on the new contract yet, but those that have already signed are required…

>> It cannot query other name servers using IPv6 Thanks for pointing that use case out. I'll get support for resolving IPv6 Only hostnames added in. Existing IPv6 Support: AAAA Loo…

- Queries all common dns records together (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV), Reverse DNS and FCrDNS, Specific nameserver support, IPv4 + IPv6

- Queries all common dns records together (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV) - Reverse DNS and FCrDNS - Specific nameserver support - IPv4 + IPv6

Registrar here (Misk.com). Wanted to share some information on the restore fees discussion. Yes, registries charge hefty restore fees. Using .com as an example (since it can be dif…