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title: "Heads-up; re-assigning IPs of remote1.easydns.com and remote2.easydns.com"
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post_id: "13918"
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published: "2010-01-08T16:16:40+00:00"
modified: "2010-01-08T16:16:40+00:00"
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We are re-assigning the IP addresses for remote1.easydns.com and
remote2.easydns.com. The changes will be as follows;

 WAS
 remote1.easydns.com 216.246.59.66
 remote2.easydns.com 209.200.141.4

 IS NOW
 remote1.easydns.com 205.234.220.154
 remote2.easydns.com 209.200.187.4

This will not impact name service resolution, although if you are a secondary customer and are using a DNS server that can not accept netblock assignments into the ACL (MS DNS servers) you will have to change your configuration to reflect this move.