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Informations à propos des changements du Registre .CA Le 12 octobre 2010, l’Autorité canadienne pour les enregistrements Internet (ACEI) rendra public une nouvelle version de son système de gestion des noms de domaine ainsi que des politiques et procédures simplifiées. Séquence de changements principaux Le 5 octobre 2010: un arret aux transferts de noms de […]

We’ve noticed an uptick in users from Bell, Sympatico and Rogers reporting “missing” email via email forwarding. Further investigation reveals that the emails in question have been misfiled by Hotmail or Yahoo  into their spam folder (Rogers and Bell outsource their mail offerings to Yahoo and Hotmail respectively). If this is becoming a problem for […]

This morning around 8:30am EST monitoring services around the world, things like DNSStuff, Pingdom, etc began reporting DNS timeout errors for easyDNS back to their respective users. Oddly, most of the time a human check (like trying to get to a website in a web browser) would succeed. Not always. To compound the weirdness, none […]

Update: 11:29 EST None of our data centers have reported anything looking like attack traffic, DOS activity or anything other than normal DNS query traffic coming in. We traced most of the DNS timeouts back to San Jose, which has servers in both the NS1 and NS2 anycast strands, we have removed San Jose from […]

Since this morning, some easyDNS servers have been responding slowly to DNS requests. This has caused intermittent timeouts in DNS response for some pages. We apologize for any inconvenience. Our network team is currently investigating the matter and will update this blog as soon as possible.

Update: We have a workaround in place so mail will be flowing properly to Hotmail going forward. –Simon Greetings, The outbound mail service for “legacy” retail users (those using the old interface and system) is currently being blocked by Hotmail. If you’re trying to e-mail someone at Hotmail you’ve probably noticed it. We’re taking a […]