One of the DNS RFC's says we should have 3 nameservers. But I only have 11 ISK points now and I thought I read somewhere we are supposed to have at least 15 points to request anything. Is that correct? Other than the tunnel and /48 I have setup via our CableTV/Internet connection I have access to one VPS with IPv6. I plan on getting a couple cheap DigitalOcean VPS's for the other two nameservers ($10 a month), but they aren't offering IPv6 yet. I could also use the SixXS tunnel/subnet for one of the nameservers for the reverse zone, but i don't think I would be comfortable using it for a forward zone, especially one that receives mail. I would like to setup three nameservers for the reverse DNS with IPv6 addresses as well as IPv4, but that would cost more than I want to spend right now. Does anyone have any recommendations? If anyone has any suggestions for free, or very low cost, secondary DNS providers that include the feature of secure zone transfers and DNSSEC support, please let me know. This past week the SixXS POP usqas01 experienced a bit of downtime, our Cable company did some maintenance and I have been working of the IPv6 firewall so the tunnel hasn't been up 24/7 this past week. I haven't setup monitoring to give an exact number, but I think we had somewhere between 4 and 8 hours downtime. Will that effect the 5 weekly ISK points? I think I would also like to add two more tunnels so I can setup secure zone transfers via IPv6 to the IPv4 nameservers. And because I only have 11 ISK points now I think I should just add one reverse DNS server (1 ISK point) rather than three (3 ISK points) for the time being. I should have requested another tunnel a couple weeks ago rather than a /48 subnet. The Reverse_DNS_Zones wiki page says "reverse.name is a wildcard DNS server" and links to reverse.name, but it isn't an active site and I haven't found any info about that particular DNS server, does anyone know more about it?