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Subject: Neustar experience, broken domains
Date: 7 Dec 2001 10:37:16 -0700
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Here's a quick summary of my experience with Neustar to date, in case
anyone's
interested.  I'm the delegatee for a number of parts of .az.us,
including
cc.az.us.

I got a call yesterday from one of our community colleges indicating
that they
were having problems with reachability of their domain, so after doing
some
checking it turns out that *.gltd.biz, now the holder of .us, has
changed the
delegation of cc.az.us to another nameserver.  I have no idea what
initiated
this change, since it certainly wasn't me.

The community college who first noticed the problem has people there
with a
clue, and they figured out that they should be talking to Neustar, but
Neustar's first responses were just along the lines of "well check your
configuration."  I forwarded my analysis of where the problem was, and
between
the two of us we seem to have convinced them what's wrong.

So, a bit later I get email from Neustar (from Doug Novinger) asking me
to
confirm what the delegation should be.  I send him corrected delegation
information...

... and it's still broken today.  Email to Doug (to
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
actually, since that's the only address I have) asking for a status
update
hasn't been answered yet, though I only send it recently so we'll see. 
He
lists a phone number of 1-888-415-0365, which gets you t a voice mail
menu
system, select 1 for general questions and customer support, and you get
a
message suggesting that you check their web page for a FAQ, email them,
or
leave a voice mail message - but you can't leave voice mail because "the
user's mailbox is full."  And my community colleges are still broken. 
And I
don't know what caused the mistake to be entered in the first place.

Just a data point, FYI...

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Chris De Young          [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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