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<blockquote data-quote="RocketCowboy" data-source="post: 375072" data-attributes="member: 25095">My primary reason for going with Godaddy (which will probably not be like anyone else) is the variety of other services they offer. I initially moved to them as my domain registrar when pricing just got out of control for Network Solutions ... considering what I was using them for. I just need a basic registrar, I maintain and run my own DNS servers, so the cost delta between NetSol and GoDaddy didn't make sense to me. I was just doing basic web hosting back then, but being able to offer customers a domain name along with their website was appealing, and the NetSol pricing didn't make that feasible. Since then, I've also used them as a secondary DNS infrastructure for some domains, so I can maintain control of my authoritative servers and delegate zone data down to GoDaddy managed secondaries. That's not terribly uncommon. I've also been testing with DNSSEC and signing some of my zones' data, which is a little more unique ... at least for someone who doesn't really have anything &quot;worthy&quot; on the backend, just me testing technology.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RocketCowboy, post: 375072, member: 25095"] My primary reason for going with Godaddy (which will probably not be like anyone else) is the variety of other services they offer. I initially moved to them as my domain registrar when pricing just got out of control for Network Solutions ... considering what I was using them for. I just need a basic registrar, I maintain and run my own DNS servers, so the cost delta between NetSol and GoDaddy didn't make sense to me. I was just doing basic web hosting back then, but being able to offer customers a domain name along with their website was appealing, and the NetSol pricing didn't make that feasible. Since then, I've also used them as a secondary DNS infrastructure for some domains, so I can maintain control of my authoritative servers and delegate zone data down to GoDaddy managed secondaries. That's not terribly uncommon. I've also been testing with DNSSEC and signing some of my zones' data, which is a little more unique ... at least for someone who doesn't really have anything "worthy" on the backend, just me testing technology. [/QUOTE]

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