Our root domain alias records (which we call ANAME records) now support IPv6 addresses. Any underlying AAAA records at the target host will automatically be added to the zone. In case you haven’t heard about ANAME records, here’s a quick explanation: normally you cannot create a CNAME or ‘alias’ record for a domain’s apex or […]
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Never let your services slip into expiry again
We’ve had a lot of customers wishing they could set up their easyDNS account similar to other IT vendors: where they could store their billing info and have their domains and other services automagically renew or rebill as required or whenever new services are added. That time has now arrived. You will never have to […]
Le Programme d'Exactitude Whois ICANN (PEW)
Le Programme d’Exactitude Whois ICANN (PEW) s’applique à tous les bureaux d’enregistrement accrédités par l’ICANN sous l’AABE (Accord d’Accreditation des Bureaux d’Enregistrement) 2013. L’accréditation d’easyDNS se renouvelle automatiquement le 23 Juin 2015, et easyDNS sera soumis à l’application du Programme d’Exactitude Whois. Nous avons affiché à ce sujet sur notre blog: Malheureusement, nous avons renouvelé […]
The ICANN Whois Accuracy Program (WAP) FAQ has been posted
We’ve posted the mini-FAQ about the ICANN Whois Accuracy Program (WAP) in the knowledge base. It is available here: https://fusion.easydns.com/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/260/17/the-icann-whois-accuracy-program-wap Further Reading: Unfortunately, We have renewed our ICANN accreditation As Deadly as a DDoS, ICANN Unleashes the WAP
Upgrading easyMAIL
Great news! easyMAIL has been rebuilt from the ground up in a brand new facility with greater speed and capacity. Our team has spent the last 3 months bolting in High Availability, backups and an increased capacity. The last few weeks have been spent testing every aspect of it, literally trying to break the infrastructure […]
Unfortunately, we have renewed our ICANN Accreditation
[ NOTE: We will be posting a follow-up to address the many questions that have come up out of this. One thing we’ll mention now since it’s the most asked question: .CA domains are not affected by this (they already undergo a validation process by CIRA – more on that in the follow up) ] […]
