Discussion:
Status of zytrax.com "DNS for Rocket Scientists" website
Carsten Strotmann
2021-04-19 13:01:32 UTC
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Hi,

does anyone know about the status of the zytrax.com website and the
excellent "DNS for Rocket Scientists" guide?

The webpage first had a x509 certificate error (expired) in December
2020 and now the web server is unreachable.

I (and colleagues) have tried to reach Ron Aitchison by mail and other
communication means, but no success.

Greetings

Carsten
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Richard T.A. Neal
2021-04-19 14:21:49 UTC
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does anyone know about the status of the zytrax.com website and the excellent "DNS for Rocket Scientists" guide?
The webpage first had a x509 certificate error (expired) in December
2020 and now the web server is unreachable.
I (and colleagues) have tried to reach Ron Aitchison by mail and other communication means, but no success.
Unfortunately I don't but if anyone is able to make contact with Ron I'd be very happy to offer to host an archive of the site at no cost.

Best,
Richard.
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Victoria Risk
2021-04-19 15:49:38 UTC
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I will contact Ron and see what is up.

Thank you for pointing it out Carsten!

Vicky
Post by Richard T.A. Neal
does anyone know about the status of the zytrax.com website and the excellent "DNS for Rocket Scientists" guide?
The webpage first had a x509 certificate error (expired) in December
2020 and now the web server is unreachable.
I (and colleagues) have tried to reach Ron Aitchison by mail and other communication means, but no success.
Unfortunately I don't but if anyone is able to make contact with Ron I'd be very happy to offer to host an archive of the site at no cost.
Best,
Richard.
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Victoria Risk
2021-04-20 23:09:43 UTC
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Ron Aitchinson called me this afternoon. He is fine, and he promised to try to resurrect his site. He has been struggling with his hosting provider and he said he *might* be looking for new hosting, but he hasn’t thrown in the towel yet.

I will report back if I get further updates. I told him that a lot of users still find his site very useful and to let ‘us’ know if he ever plans to pull the plug.

Vicky
Post by Victoria Risk
I will contact Ron and see what is up.
Thank you for pointing it out Carsten!
Vicky
Post by Richard T.A. Neal
does anyone know about the status of the zytrax.com website and the excellent "DNS for Rocket Scientists" guide?
The webpage first had a x509 certificate error (expired) in December
2020 and now the web server is unreachable.
I (and colleagues) have tried to reach Ron Aitchison by mail and other communication means, but no success.
Unfortunately I don't but if anyone is able to make contact with Ron I'd be very happy to offer to host an archive of the site at no cost.
Best,
Richard.
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Timothe Litt
2021-04-21 12:40:25 UTC
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Meantime, you can find it on archive.org:

https://web.archive.org/web/20201223052910/https://www.zytrax.com/
<https://web.archive.org/web/20201223052910/https://www.zytrax.com/>

https://web.archive.org/web/20201223034301/https://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/
<https://web.archive.org/web/20201223034301/https://www.zytrax.com/books/dns/>

Timothe Litt
ACM Distinguished Engineer
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This communication may not represent the ACM or my employer's views,
if any, on the matters discussed.
Post by Victoria Risk
Ron Aitchinson called me this afternoon. He is fine, and he promised to
try to resurrect his site. He has been struggling with his hosting provider and he said he *might* be looking for new hosting, but he hasn’t thrown in the towel yet.
Post by Victoria Risk
I will report back if I get further updates. I told him that a lot of users still find his site very useful and to let ‘us’ know
if he ever plans to pull the plug.
Post by Victoria Risk
Vicky
Post by Victoria Risk
I will contact Ron and see what is up.
Thank you for pointing it out Carsten!
Vicky
Post by Richard T.A. Neal
does anyone know about the status of the zytrax.com website and the excellent "DNS for Rocket Scientists" guide?
The webpage first had a x509 certificate error (expired) in December
2020 and now the web server is unreachable.
I (and colleagues) have tried to reach Ron Aitchison by mail and other communication means, but no success.
Unfortunately I don't but if anyone is able to make contact with Ron I'd be very happy to offer to host an archive of the site at no cost.
Best,
Richard.
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