Redundant Hosted DNS

Fast and Reliable DNS you can depend on.

Most everything on the Internet relies on DNS services to operate. This critical service is much like a phonebook for the internet; translating requested domain names into IP addresses so requests can be routed to the correct server hosting that domain.

If a visitor types your domain name into their browser and the DNS service is not responding, the connection they are trying to make to your site will not be successful, as it has no server to point to. The end-result is an ugly error message, hurt reputation & potentially lost profit. Save your website's reputation with our enterprise Geographically Redundant Hosted DNS service.

Using multiple DNS server clusters spread out across the U.S., our Hosted DNS service ensures DNS requests are routed to the closest available DNS cluster, delivering faster DNS response times, greater uptime and increased reliability in accessing your domains. Should at any point the DNS cluster become unavailable, there is no need for worry as the request will be automatically routed to the next available DNS cluster for the DNS translation to occur.

Sites such as Google, Yahoo, and Amazon all make use of this technology. On top of the increased performance and uptime, this all happens behind the scenes unbeknownst to your visitors.

How do Standard DNS services work?

Most web hosting providers have a single main datacenter and ultimately store their DNS server in a single datacenter. If this location fails, your website will not be operational until the DNS server has been recovered. This could translate into extreme downtime for your business.

How does Server Intellect's Geographically Redundant Hosted DNS Network work?

The Server Intellect solution is to use redundant DNS Server clusters spread out across the country in multiple carrier-class datacenter facilities. When the web user makes a request for a website that is utilizing Server Intellect's Hosted DNS solution, the Anycast network will seek out the closest DNS Server location with the best response time, ensuring decreased latency and maximum performance. In the event of a network or datacenter failure, your website's DNS will not be affected, as it will be mirrored in at least three redundant locations across the country.