Our telephone and email support hours during the 2010 holiday season: Please note that all times are EST Friday Dec 24th, 8:30 – 3:00PM Saturday Dec 25th, closed Sunday Dec 26th, noon till 4:00 PM Monday December 27th, 8:30 – 6:00 PM Tuesday December 28th, 8:30 – 6:00 PM Wednesday Dec 29th, 8:30 – 6:00 […]
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Webmail for easyMAIL and SVN hosting coming in January
We’re happy to roll out a webmail interface for easyMail, our hosted IMAP product. Remember that DNS Pro domains bundle with 10 IMAP boxes, which come with 2 Gigs of storage and are complete with ClamAV antivirus protection and spamd spam filtering. Coming in January In keeping with our theme of being The Swiss Army […]
The Guardian gets it wrong….again.
The Guardian UK seems to be hell-bent on putting my company out of business. After joining the throng of media outlets mistakenly reporting last week that we unplugged wikileaks, today they reported easyDNS as one of the companies knocked offline by DOS attacks carried out by Anonymous. As per usual, this is wrong. We have […]
monitoring service restored
Just a quick note to let you all know that the monitoring service has been restored to its full capacity. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you. As always we thank you for your continued support of easyDNS and please dont hesitate to contact support if you have any questions or concerns.
monitor service not operating at fully capacity
As a result of a hardware failure our monitioring service is not running at its full capacity. Operations staff are actively working on the issue and will post further information once it becomes available. As always, thanks for choosing easyDNS.
WikiLeaks.ORG DNS is NOT with easyDNS (so far)
Just in case you were not confused enough as to whether we unplugged wikileaks, helped them get back online; or had unprotected “relations” with Julian Assange (we didn’t), the story “broke” this morning that WikiLeaks.org was back, due to help from easyDNS: Access to Wikileaks.org has returned after members of its consortium worked with Mark […]
