We will be performing overnight upgrades on our BGP routers - these are the routers that connect us to our transit, peering and content provider's networks. There should be little or no interruption to services as this is carried out. The work will take place in the early hours of the morning (between 3 and 4:30AM) starting Thursday 26th June and continuing in to next week.
This notification is for customers who run their own authoritative DNS servers and use our secondary-dns.co.uk as secondary (slave).
As part of our DNS infrastructure project we will start to initiate Zone Transfers from an additional set of IP addresses.
You will still send your NOTIFY to secondary-dns.co.uk but you will start to see AXFR requests from an additional set of IP addresses.
Therefore, please update your ACLs to allow the following addresses in addition to what you have at the moment:
Please update your ACLs by March 11th.
We will have an overlap of using the existing DNS servers and the new DNS servers. As part of our testing we will start to use the new IP addresses from February 17th
This is only relevant to customers who run their own authoritative DNS servers and use our secondary-dns.co.uk as an additional nameserver.
Overview: We run a "secondary" DNS service for customers where they run the master DNS server and we are secondary slaves. We have a project underway that involves migrating all our authoritative DNS services to a new platform. As part of this we are needing to disable some of the automation we do for adding and updating the customer's master IP address automatically.
The change: From June 17th, If you run your own master DNS server for your domain(s) and secondary-dns.co.uk is a slave, if you change the IP address of your master you will need to contact support@aa.net.uk to request us to update our side.We have more information about our Authoritative DNS project on our Support Site: https://support.aa.net.uk/New_Authoritive_DNS
This change has been made.
Due 1 year ago (overdue)
We will be performing overnight upgrades on our L2TP routers - L2TP customers will see a short drop of their connection as this work happens. The work will take place in the early hours of the morning (between 3 and 4:30AM) starting Thursday 26th June with similar work happening on Monday 30th and Tuesday 1st July.
L2TP re-connects are expected to happen on Thursday 26th at 03:30 and 03:45.
A problem was identified with the upgraded router and this work has been reverted. This did result in a few additional drop and reconnects between 03:30 and 05:30 for which we apologise.
This work will be revisited at.a future time after investigations in to the problems we saw have been completed.
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