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Your website is one of your most important assets. Why not make sure it is backed by an ultra-reliable, trusted Anycast DNS network? With 100 points of presence across the globe, your website will be backed by our 100% uptime guarantee. Trust the experts at No-IP with your domain's Managed DNS.
Why manage your own DNS network when you can rely on our trusted Managed DNS network with over 100 points of presence Anycast across the globe?
Our experts know and understand DNS, so you can leave the hard stuff to us. Our Managed DNS platform is a cost-effective way to create and manage hostnames on your very own domain, using our trusted DNS network.
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Create hostnames on your own domain or use a No-IP owned domain with Professional grade Dynamic DNS that scales with your needs.
The Managed DNS API allows you to directly administer and control your DNS. Easily manage your DNS configurations, essential account features, and effortlessly automate the creation of new hosts – all within the streamlined environment of our API.
Whether you're a skilled developer seeking advanced automation capabilities or a business professional aiming to optimize efficiency, our API provides an intuitive interface for comprehensive account management.
If you already have a primary Managed DNS provider, Squared Backup DNS is a great solution to add redundancy to your domain.
Squared Backup DNS is hosted on our extensive Anycast DNS infrastructure. It ensures that your Managed DNS for your domain always resolves and resolves quickly, even if your primary Managed DNS service becomes unavailable.
Our Plus Managed DNS is a cost-effective solution to bring our extensive DNS infrastructure to your domain. We have 100 points of presence in geographically redundant locations located across the globe. This helps your queries get answered quickly and also ensures your website will experience 100% uptime.
Add Plus Managed DNS NowAdd redundancy to your existing DNS configuration and never worry about a DNS outage again. If your primary DNS provider were to experience downtime, and you have Squared Backup DNS on your domain, your DNS will still resolve using our DNS network. By adding a Secondary DNS provider to your DNS configuration, you will gain redundancy and help shield your website from global DNS outages. What have you got to lose, other than downtime?
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Add Server Monitoring to get alerted to downtime on your domain. Monitor any network addressable entity and get alerted instantly when there is a problem.
Add To CartSSL Certificates help protect online transactions, or applications on your domain using strong encryption. Add an SSL Certificate to keep your domain and customers safe.
Add To CartRegister a new domain name, or use an existing domain name to get a professional appearance when sending and receiving email. No-IP POP3/IMAP is the easiest way to add email to your domain.
Add To CartDNS stands for Domain Name System. DNS servers translate names, such as “noip.com” into the numeric IP address that the Internet uses to send and receive information.
A unique name such as noip.com The Importance of DNS Diversification that can have a hostname attached to it. In the example www.noip.com, noip.com is the domain name.
A DNS Zone is the file on a DNS server that contains all of your domain’s hostnames and records.
Assigning a Managed DNS provider to your domain will ensure that your domain is fast, reliable, and always available.
Our DNS infrastructure is made up of DNS servers located around the world. Points of Presence refer to the physical location of those DNS servers. Our DNS infrastructure is hosted at each one of our 100 PoP across the globe. This means that wherever you are in the world, your website will always resolve quickly.
Unicast is a DNS routing scheme and is how most DNS networks work. An easy way to think of Unicast networks is one-to-one. Unicast is taking an IP address and assigning it to ONE unique nameserver. If you have the following nameservers: ns1, ns2, ns3, each one of those nameservers will be responsible for answering certain queries. If ns2 goes down due to power outage or severe weather, the server will move on to the next available unicast server. If the second server goes down due to being overloaded, your domain will be fully inaccessible.
If Unicast is one-to-one, Anycast is one-to-many. Anycast is taking the same IP address and assigning it to multiple locations across the network. In the same scenario as above, your website isn’t just hosted at one location (or on one nameserver), it is hosted on multiple name servers, in multiple locations. So, if one server in the Anycast cluster goes down, your website won’t go down with it. The queries will just be answered by the next server instead. Anycast is used to help distribute traffic and query load across the entire network, so one point of presence (PoP) isn’t always doing all of the work. This helps keep the network fast and reliable. Anycast also helps to ensure that someone visiting your website from Tokyo, Japan, queries the server that is closest to their location. This helps to ensure that the website loads quickly.
TTL, Time To Live is how many seconds the recursive DNS server should cache (remember) the IP address your hostname resolves to.
You’re able to upgrade anytime, up to 250 zones. If you need more than 250 zones we will be glad to work with you directly. Please contact sales@noip.com.
Yes, you may use No-IP Plus Managed DNS for your domain's DNS even if it is hosted at a different registrar. You will simply update your NS Records to No-IP’s name servers.
Secondary DNS ensures that your DNS is redundant. If you already have a Managed DNS provider, you can have No-IP’s infrastructure act as a backup to your primary DNS in the event that your main provider should ever go offline. Allocating a secondary DNS provider is an easy way to avoid unnecessary downtime.
Yes! We actually highly recommend this. If your DNS is managed somewhere else and they happen to go down, your website will go down with it. Once your website is down, you won’t be able to make any record updates until your Primary DNS server is back up.
Assigning a Secondary DNS provider eliminates this problem. In the same scenario, if your DNS at your main DNS provider goes down, your Secondary DNS will then kick into action. This means that your website will stay available, even though your primary DNS server is down. To learn more about how this works, check out this blog The Importance of DNS Diversification.
https://blog.noip.com/the-importance-of-dns-diversification/
At this time, we do not enforce a query limit on our Plus Managed DNS product.
Unfortunately, at this time we do not support DNSSEC.
