The CIRA email was just sent this weekend. I can assure you that we are
all over this, and that we have a dedicated team hashing out details.
Having just been accreditted for .ca Thursday, and having the CIRA email
go out Saturday (right after our largest system maintenance window to
date), we haven't had time to *finalize* details for release.
I appreciate your concerns, the CIRA mail is generating lots of interest,
concerns, and questions. I would assure your customers that you will be
able to handle their registrations.
I expect once we are all in the office together tomorrow, we will be able
to finalize some details and arm you with some better data.
I can tell you we are planning on being present in this market, and that
we will extend our RSPs access as soon as possible.
I hope this helps -
Regards,
sA
Scott Allan
Director, OpenSRS
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sun, 10 Sep 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> What we need from OpenSRS:
> ==========================
>
> * A notice explaining what plans are in place, forcasted timelines which
> aren't yet official, for implementation of .CA domains (Specifically
> re-registration, if nothing else)
>
> * Recommendation to current RSPs on what they should do in the meantime for
> re-registration of .CA domain names between now, and when OpenSRS is ready
>
> * Please note: It is not acceptable to leave RSPs in suspense and say
> OpenSRS working on it. Is it recommended that we start re-registering
> through www.webnames.ca and www.internic.ca right now?
>
> Now that CIRA has generously sent out thousands of e-mails to all .CA
> holders, and pages like this say all .CA domains will be lost "unless"
> certain procedures are followed:
>
> http://www.webnames.ca/rereg_stepa.shtml
>
> "ALL .CA domain name holders, who registered domain names prior to November
> 2000, registered with CDNnet (the UBC Registry). To be recognized by CIRA,
> you must re-register your domain name with them. Those who do not
> re-register their domain registration will lose their domain."
>
> ----
>
> Our customers are calling with many queries after the CIRA e-mail, and
> we're not sure how to respond, since OpenSRS hasn't really told us in any
> detail what is happening between now and September 18th.
>
>