As mentioned last year, the .COM registry has been approved to increase their pricing which they are now doing annually – and will continue in 2023 and beyond. The .BIZ registry has also been approved to increase its pricing in 2022 too. easyDNS will be adjusting our price for .COM and .BIZ registration in reaction […]
Maintenance required – easyDNS main website (completed)
On Wednesday 20 July, at 6AM Eastern (10AM UTC), we will be performing maintenance on our public website (www.easydns.com). We anticipate this to be brief yet last no longer than one hour. This will not affect any of our services just the availability of our main website. To log into your account, please continue to […]
.ORG Registry Maintenance Window (31 May) (Completed)
On 31 May 2022 at 11:00AM UTC (7:00AM Eastern time) until 01 JUNE 3:00AM (11:00PM Eastern Time), the .ORG registry will be offline doing scheduled maintenance (migration to a new platform at the registry level). During this time frame, no actions regarding the registration of a .ORG domain name will be available – new registrations, […]
New Outbound Mail Policy
On Monday, May 30 2022 we will be switching our outbound email service over to our new policy enforcement system. This new system will involve an additional spam-prevention policy which will prevent sending email from outside the domain name of the account used to authenticate. Meaning that if you are logging in with the account […]
easyDNS ending TLSv1.0 allowance
As part of ongoing security improvements, it has become necessary to stop allowing the use of TLSv1.0 to connect to our mailservers. This is already in place across most of our infrastructure, but it has come to our attention that a number of our clients are sending and checking email through TLSv1.0 connections. We are […]
Log4J Vulnerability
Since the critical system vulnerability with log4j was disclosed in December our developers and systems administrators have gone over our complete infrastructure searching for software that may make use of log4j inadvertently. We found our cPanel servers had log4j as an option. It was disabled immediately. None of the code we use for serving or […]

