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There's a notice on their website homepage, something about a 3rd party's services being down, although not worded very politely. I presume lots of other people

There's a notice on their website homepage, something about a 3rd party's services being down, although not worded very politely. I presume lots of other people attempted to contact them about it. PS: Are you with Trilab by any chance? Look on https://www.powerdns.com/about.html https://www.powerdns.com/about.html "Trilab hosts a PowerDNS based DNS hosting service called "PowerDNS.Net Hosting". This is a service of Trilab, and not of PowerDNS.COM BV."

AxisOfEval 12y ago
Their homepage is http://powerdns.net/ http://powerdns.net/, not http://powerdns.com/; http://powerdns.com/; and yes they are incorporated as TriLab. Like I said, they're (PowerDNS application & TriLab) hosted on their own their own infrastructure, which is currently hosed. So basically, PowerDNS.COM BV is doing a public service to TriLab BV by putting up a notice. And of course, one is bound to lose politesse when held responsible for stuff one hasn't done or isn't responsible for. And, no I am not with Trilab and I have nothing to do with their service besides being a harrowed paying customer. Edit: Blog post by the people at PowerDNS BV (not related to PowerDNS.NET) http://blog.powerdns.com/2014/04/13/on-powerdns-com-and-express-powerdns-net-hosting-by-trilab/ http://blog.powerdns.com/2014/04/13/on-powerdns-com-and-expr...
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