Changing DNS Registrar

[Michael Schultheiss]

SPI, another non-profit I'm involved with is migrating to Gandi due to the
sub accounts they allow for management.

We use GoDaddy at work for our non .edu domains out of habit.

I'm a TUCOWS reseller but primarily use 1&1 as my registrar due to ease of
use.

Ohio LinuxFest uses DirecNIC.

I'd select a registrar based on price and compatibility with your values.
I'd avoid Network Solutions/Verisign due to their heavy handed tactics.

On Mon, Jul 13, 2020 at 7:31 AM Pat CINLUG <pat-cinlug at indy.rr.com> wrote:

> My domain name is up for renewal next month, and I plan on changing the
> registrar. It's currently Go Daddy. I host my own DNS primary with a
> former ISP providing the secondary. I like this arrangement because I
> can tweak my DNS records locally and not have to deal with the
> limitations and hassle of a registrars web-site. I have a static and a
> dynamic IP addresses.
>
> My short list of new registrars:
>
>  - Gandi: based in France; they contribute to EFF
>  - Hover: based in Canada; subsidiary of Tu Cows
>  - NameCheap: based in USA; whois says in Panama
>
> Anyone have experience with any of these and can recommend or advise
> against them? Are there other registrars I should consider?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Pat
>
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