On Wed, Nov 20, 2002 at 11:10:50AM -0500, Alan DeKok wrote: > It appears I should move to a different registrar for DNS. I've > consistently received invoices a day (if that) before the domains > expire, and which are dated two months previously.
> As of Monday, I had paid their invoices, and had checked that the > domains existed, and used the correct name servers. Today, name > lookups return 'host not found'. 'whois' says that the domain exists, > and has the correct information, and doesn't have it listed as > 'inactive'. > I've just called and "politely" asked them to fix the problem, so I > hope that it should be back on-line soon. Until then, please bear > with me, as I go quietly scream in a corner... The domain is currently listed as unexpired in whois, so it was probably disabled for non-payment and then re-enabled shortly thereafter -- unfortunately, it seems to have been disabled during a root server update, which means it's pretty much guaranteed to be down for 24 hours until the next root server pulse. I doubt you'll be able to get anyone on the phone who can fix it faster, but it doesn't hurt to call and let 'em know it's broken just in case there /is/ a deeper problem. -- Steve Langasek postmodern programmer
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