1349342 - Transfer DNS for mozillamessaging.com to Thunderbird cloudflare DNS

Status: RESOLVED FIXED

(Infrastructure & Operations Graveyard :: WebOps: Other, task)

Description

[Andrei [:sancus]]

We'd like to put the live.mozillamessaging.com service behind cloudflare caching to reduce traffic against our servers.

In order to do this, Cloudflare has to run DNS for the domain.

So I'll need a copy paste of the settings and then the dns servers will need to be changed on the Mozilla side.

Noted for future, our dns servers are:
kia.ns.cloudflare.com
nick.ns.cloudflare.com

Comment 1

[Joey Krejci [:joeyk]]

:sancus so just to be clear, all you need from me right now is a copy of our current DNS settings for live.mozillamessaging.com and then you will let me know when to delete the DNS from our side once Cloudfare has taken over?

Comment 2

[:Atoll]

Oops, sorry, this was meant to be in my set. Yes, we just need to provide a complete inventory dump. Our decom of the Thunderbird stuff will rolled up in 2017Q2 into the static rhel5 decom, mostly.

Comment 3

[:Atoll]

Attachment: mozillamessaging.com.public.txt

Here you go, :sancus. Let me know when we should update WHOIS.

Comment 4

[Andrei [:sancus]]

http://i.imgur.com/GNpYa8I.png

settings duplicated, can update whois at your convenience. Thanks!

Comment 5

[:Atoll]

CHG0011480, :digi operating MarkMonitor now (thank you, :digi!)

Comment 6

[Brian Hourigan [:digi]]

(In reply to Andrei Hajdukewycz [:sancus] from comment #0)
> We'd like to put the live.mozillamessaging.com service behind cloudflare
> caching to reduce traffic against our servers.

I've updated the nameservers for mozillamessaging.com at our registrar to point to Cloudflare. It should begin answering authoritatively from Cloudflare in about 15 minutes, sans nameservers with cache.

Comment 7

[Andrei [:sancus]]

Cloudflare detected the change and states the domain is active, so this is done, thanks!