Juggy
Executive Member
I have been with CISP for roughly a year now and transferred all my domains to their management so I could have everything in one place.
My observations and experience regarding the DNS infrastructure and management is nothing short of ridiculous.
1. I have everything set to auto-renew however I was notified by co.za today that a domain of mine managed by CISP has expired and is up for deletion
2. You cannot set a preference on your MX records, say I have 5 MX records for GApps, I cannot set a weighting so they are in order of preference. Every MX records gets a weighting of 0.
3. When I queried the MX thing their technical support staff said they don't host my DNS and I must speak to my DNS hosting provider. Doh, yes you do host my DNS eejit
There are other things as well but this is what comes to mind.
In short, CISP is a fantastic internet service provider but they have absolutely no clue when it comes to a managed service like DNS. Even their support staff have no idea how their own system works and can't even determine if their customers host DNS with them or not.
My observations and experience regarding the DNS infrastructure and management is nothing short of ridiculous.
1. I have everything set to auto-renew however I was notified by co.za today that a domain of mine managed by CISP has expired and is up for deletion
2. You cannot set a preference on your MX records, say I have 5 MX records for GApps, I cannot set a weighting so they are in order of preference. Every MX records gets a weighting of 0.
3. When I queried the MX thing their technical support staff said they don't host my DNS and I must speak to my DNS hosting provider. Doh, yes you do host my DNS eejit
There are other things as well but this is what comes to mind.
In short, CISP is a fantastic internet service provider but they have absolutely no clue when it comes to a managed service like DNS. Even their support staff have no idea how their own system works and can't even determine if their customers host DNS with them or not.