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Originally Posted by DigitalPimp
Working from here now. I think their problem may be is that they do not appear to have geographicaly or datacenter separated name servers so whenever there is a network problem it knocks out all four of them. Hopefully they at least have them on four different boxes.
ns1.domainservice.com 1 A 208.73.210.41
ns2.domainservice.com 1 A 208.73.211.42
ns3.domainservice.com 1 A 208.73.210.43
ns4.domainservice.com 1 A 208.73.211.44
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I just did a trace to all 4 of those IPs and they all share the same second last hop. Ouch, that's like breaking the #1 rule of DNS. It seems unfathomable that they would sit their DNS servers on a single network when they have thousands of customers relying on those servers being reachable 24/7/365...