In 2007, we launched the Dynect Platform (now DynECT Managed DNS) as a nod toward a huge need among our users: enterprise-class managed DNS. Presidents changed, the economy fluctuated up and down and the Internet became more essential to our everyday lives. Those grew as well.Īs we evolved into a SaaS (software-as-a-service) model, we added a barrage of IT services geared toward the home/small business market. More donations came in so we could add services. The solution to the problem was called, a dynamic DNS service for home users to host sites on their home PC and have remote access. We knew customer service was important and made it a cornerstone. Early adopters and donators pushed us through. Our tree will always be rooted in IaaS, which began with DNS and a problem (easy access) - one that we wanted to solve. The board room was the cafeteria and business meetings were held on the way to class. We started in 1998 during the dot-com boom, founded by a couple college kids at WPI. The transaction has closed in 2020 with redirection of the domain to Ĭurrent accounts can still use old services at ĭynamic Network Services, Inc (aka “Dyn” and pronounced dine) is the infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) leader, specializing in both DNS and email delivery for the enterprise client, small business and personal user. OverviewServices: DNS (Domain Name System) ICANN registrar Own datacenter | Redirected from About Dyn UPDATE 2020: On November 21, 2016, Oracle announced that it signed an agreement to acquire Dyn, the leading cloud-based Internet Performance and DNS provider that monitors, controls, and optimizes Internet applications and cloud services to deliver faster access, reduced page load times, and higher end-user satisfaction.
Makes me VERY glad I left! You should at I FINALLY got the e-mail back from dyn.com and they treated me like I had never been a customer. In the meantime I managed to figure out that (due to the whois secrecy) my domain contact info was out of date. I raised a support case with them and they took 2-3 days to get back to me. My last dealing with dyn.com was when I was trying to disable the whois secrecy.
DNS is a very simple service to run and should be free (namecheap has it this way!) and whois secrecy should be very cheap (less than $5). I think most of the providers out there: dyn.com, godaddy, etc are just price gouging their customers. I recently transferred out to Namecheap and they are under $10 a year for the same service. Their pricing is not in line with the rest of the industry. DYN.com has lost their way I was with dyn.com for several years and I always wondered why they thought $59.99 was the right price for a domain with DNS and whois secrecy.
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