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Hello. Can someone suggest a Backup DNS Provider? It should be, of course , fast, cheap and reliable. It would be also nice if I could integrate it in ISPConfig, so when I create a new zone, it should automatically create this zone on the backup DNS, too.

Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
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