(originally titled “Who do you have to be to get a phone call from our CEO?”) I’m in bachelor mode for about another day (less than that, pretty soon I’ll have to start cleaning the bathrooms and emptying the dishwasher). My wife and kid have been in Florida for a week and they left me […]
Blog
[RESOLVED] DNS2.EASYDNS.NET Status
[UPDATE] Just an update to let all our users know that the issue we were having with one of our dns2.easydns.net nodes is now resolved. ———— We are currently experiencing some issues with one of the nodes in our dns2.easydns.net anycast cluster. We have escalated the problem to our provider and are actively working […]
CIRA taking .CA registry offline June 12 for 24 hours.
Yes, you read that correctly. On June 12th, 2012 the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) will be taking the entire .CA registry offline to perform a “middleware upgrade” which is scheduled to run 24 hours. Why they are doing this in the middle of the week during peak hours is unknown. Why they have to […]
easyMail added to DNS Hosting Service Level
We’re happy to announce that easyMail has been added to the DNS Hosting service level. All domains at this level can now make use of our hosted IMAP mail, and comes with 1 mailbox, 1 Gig storage, spam and virus filtering, and webmail. If you need more boxes, a simple upgrade to DNS Pro (at […]
Email Scam reported by easyDNS user.
At least one of our users has been targeted by an email-based scam where domain owners receive an email advising in large letters that their registration is expiring. This registration is not for the domain itself, but (when you read the smaller print below) for a Search Engine service that, as far as can be […]
The Official easyDNS Flip-Flop on Whois Privacy
Whois Privacy is one of those things we’ve never done here because we had reservations about the efficacy of it, and felt there were certain inherent dangers to employing it. We are now officially flip-flopping on that position and will henceforth offer MyPrivacy.net whois control. Here’s why:
