I am thinking of "outsourcing" my dns to a good provider (something like dnydns.org), but I am looking at what other options I may have.

1. I do not wish to use the services provided by my registrar
2. I do not wish to place that service on my box.

Any good suggestions?

http://www.technopagan.org/dynamic/#TheList

lots to choose from

I use webdns.BIZ .. give it a try ?

zoneedit.com or enom.com's DNS services.

there is few free dns providers too like afraid.org and sitelutions.com

zoneedit has been very good in the past

enom is good for dns stuff - best im my opinion.

Originally posted by HostCheap.us.com
enom is good for dns stuff - best im my opinion.

Their forwarding is still problematic.

Not if you dont use AOL or time warner.

They control a lions share of the people who access the net here in the us. I was also referring to email forwarding.

Well, to be fair the email forwarding problems are not enoms fault. Its not their fault they are blocked, and its not their servers that are not delivering the mail. Not to mention that anyone who depends on email forwarding for business use is not very smart . . well those users get what they pay for eh?

Pop mail is under 20 cents per account per month. Why take the risk when you can gaurantee it?

if its free service then its supposed to work as expected :)

exactly my point :)

Of course if it is free there is less grounds to complain vs paid.

Originally posted by Bashar
if its free service then its supposed to work as expected :)
Hmmmm. I'd make that argument for paid, not free, but yes, it should work either way.