Premium DNS

By protecting your DNS, you avoid any service interruption. Premium DNS adapts to your needs and infrastructure for high availability of your services.

What is Premium DNS?

A high-availability DNS solution, running on an anycast network and built on a high-performance cluster architecture, our DNS Premium service ensures the continuity and availability of your domain names.

With it, you can:

What's included with Premium DNS?

DNS Anycast

100% availability of your services (websites, emails, etc.) thanks to the Anycast network

Anti-DDoS filter

Coupled with Anycast DNS, our anti-DDoS filter ensures the availability of your sites, even in the event of a DDoS attack

Secure access

Access to the management of your DNS is secured by the latest authentication systems.

Fine statistics

To optimize your use of DNS, fine statistics can be sent to you in automatic reports.

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How does DNS Anycast work and what are its advantages?

When a user enters a domain name, the request is routed to the nearest DNS server among multiple points of presence distributed around the world; this is the principle of Anycast.

Unlike a traditional architecture, which is often centred around a single location, this distribution reduces latency, improves availability and limits the impact of incidents, making it particularly well suited to demanding environments.

In a business environment, a DNS outage can be enough to disrupt a website, email services or SSL certificate validation, with an immediate impact on operations.

Premium DNS reduces this risk through a distributed infrastructure that can withstand attacks and network incidents more effectively than a traditional service, which is often more dependent on a single point of failure.

Whether facing DDoS attacks or technical failures, it provides stronger service continuity — a decisive advantage for organisations seeking reliability, a professional image and constant availability.

A DDoS attack (short for Distributed Denial of Service) is a cyberattack designed to make a website, server or application completely unavailable by overwhelming it with fake traffic.

Instead of coming from a single computer, the attack is launched simultaneously from thousands, or even millions, of compromised devices located around the world, often without their owners’ knowledge.

It is the digital equivalent of a huge crowd deliberately blocking the entrance to a shop: unable to process the sudden flood of requests, the server slows down or crashes completely, preventing legitimate users from accessing the service.