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Email migration this weekend

4 October 2013 08:23:20 +0000

Following the successful migration of some email accounts earlier this week, we will be migrating the email for a number of other domains to the new mail server (NC027) this weekend. If your domain will be included in this migration, you will receive an email with details.

This migration will take place at 19:00 on 5 October 2013 UTC. Please check the World Time Server for a conversion to your time zone.

The best news about this is that we will do this migration without shutting down SMTP on the old server (NC018). Therefore there will be no disruption to the accounts remaining on server NC018, or those that have already been migrated.

However, for those domains that will be migrated, there will be changes required to the configurations of your email programs. These details will be provided in the emails we will send to you before the migration starts.

It your domain is included in the migration, you will be moving to a much newer, faster and more secure server.

Updates will be posted here leading up to, during and following the maintenance. Please inform colleagues, employees and anybody else using email on your domain.

If you have any questions, please contact support and we’ll be happy to assist.

Thank-you.

Server NC027 is back up

4 October 2013 02:06:18 +0000

Maintenance on server NC027 to increase its memory has been successfully completed. The server was down from 01:39 to 01:55 UTC.

Server NC027 shut down

4 October 2013 01:43:11 +0000

Server NC027 has been shut down. It will be down for approximately half an hour.

Rebooting server NC027

4 October 2013 01:35:10 +0000

We will be rebooting server NC027 (the new email-only server) is a few minutes to assign more memory to it. This will result in a few minutes of downtime.

We’ll post an update her as soon as this maintenance completes.

Email maintenance: Update 6

2 October 2013 09:39:44 +0000

SMTP on server NC018 is definitely working again. The problem was fixed at 07:55 UTC. You can once again send email, and most (if not all) incoming email queued on sending servers should have been delivered to your account by now. All email on our own back-up mail server was delivered by 08:13.

Again, we apologise for the length of this maintenance and the inconvenience to you.

Email maintenance: Update 5

2 October 2013 06:28:29 +0000

The maintenance is complete. SMTP on server NC018 is back online. You can send email once again, and email queued on sending servers should arrive in your account soon.

Email maintenance: Update 4

2 October 2013 02:49:00 +0000

After numerous false starts, an email migration for some clients from server NC018 to NC027 got under way at 01:46 UTC on 2 October. Please see “Email maintenance this weekend” for full details.

The main reminder is that clients with email on server NC018 (which is most clients) will not be able to send email until this migration is complete. You will be able to log into your email account, but email sent to you during the migration will not arrive in your account until after the migration is complete.

For any questions during the migration, please email support-september-2013@ninernet.com. Contrary to our earlier post, please do not use the contact form on our website, as we will not see emails sent through that until after the migration completes.

Thank-you for your patience as we work — sometimes day and night — to improve the service that we provide to you.

Email maintenance: Update 3

30 September 2013 23:23:33 +0000

We will complete the email maintenance on Tuesday 1 October 2013 at 01:00 UTC. That’s 18:00 PDT on Monday, 03:00 CAT on Tuesday. (Please see the World Time Server to convert for your time zone.)

We anticipate that the SMTP server will be down for less than an hour at that time.

Email maintenance: Update 2

30 September 2013 15:34:00 +0000

This maintenance continued through the weekend, but was not completed due to significant obstacles. At no time was the main mail server shut down.

We will attempt to finish addressing the obstacles today and aim to finish the maintenance early on Tuesday morning UTC. During that time the main mail server will need to be shut down, but we anticipate that this shut-down should not last as long as we had initially anticipated.

Email maintenance: Update 1

29 September 2013 01:15:51 +0000

This maintenance has started. However, we will not shut down the mail on the primary server until it is necessary to do so. We’ll post an update here when we do.

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Systems at a Glance:


Loc.SystemStatusPing
Server NC023, London, United Kingdom (Relay server), INTERNAL.NC023InternalUp?
Server NC028, Vancouver, Canada (Monitoring server), INTERNAL.NC028InternalUp?
Server NC031, New York, United States of America (Web server), INTERNAL.NC031InternalUp?
Server NC033, Toronto, Canada (Primary nameserver), OPERATIONAL.NC033OperationalUp?
Server NC034, Lusaka, Zambia (Phone server), INTERNAL.NC034InternalUp?
Server NC035, Sydney, Australia (Secondary nameserver), OPERATIONAL.NC035OperationalUp?
Server NC036, Amsterdam, Netherlands (Mail server), OPERATIONAL.NC036OperationalUp?
Server NC040, Toronto, Canada (Web server), INTERNAL.NC040InternalUp?
Server NC041, New York, United States of America (Web server), OPERATIONAL.NC041OperationalUp?
Server NC042, Seattle, United States of America (Status website), OPERATIONAL.NC042OperationalUp?

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