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January 27, 2006

Someone has requested a password change for an account or domain name with this email address listed as the default registrant contact (account owner). The username for the account is: username: To change the password for this domain you must visit the following URL from the same IP address in which you made the request within 24 hours:

https://www.domainsite.com/tools/change_passwd.php?u=stiltner&k=c88ed53524a420247235b0e98040864c

Both the username and password are case sensitive. You can log into your account now by clicking on the following URL:

https://www.domainsite.com/management

As of September 27, 2003 -

I am trying to consolidate the number of nameservers that I have to deal with down to one set. As luck would have it, the cedarmesa.org domain is pointed at a set that has fewer domains and is going to be easiest to migrate off of.

At your convenience, could you please change the following:

ns1.multiversity.net

ns2.multiversity.net

to:

NS1.OPUSUNO.COM 199.45.237.40

NS2.OPUSUNO.COM 204.188.101.122

The opusuno.com nameservers have the domain and redirection completely setup as of now, so there will be no interruptions to the service.

When you originally registered the domain, the Registrar that you used probably assigned you a username and a password to access an account manager.

According to the whois records, this is:

DOMAINSITE.COM, INC.

I see a link for "Domain Management" at

http://domainsite.com/

If you don't have the original login information, there should be a link somewhere around the login page to retrieve it. They will e-mail that to your address on file (indra).

While you're in there, might want to update your address with them as well. They will send renewal notices, etc. to the address on record.

P.S. Once you have the login information, there will hopefully be a link to "manage nameservers" or "modify DNS servers". I haven't ever used this registrar so I am not sure how they will name it, but if nothing else you could always send me the login and I can figure it out.

No, I am not changing the official list again (as seen at

http://bcn.opusuno.com/

redirect.html ). I don't intend to ever change those.

What I am doing is contacting about a half dozen of the legacy redirects and asking them to update per the above list. I currently have these spread out over three different sets of nameservers and am trying to reign in and regain a little sanity.

- Why do people say heads-up when they mean duck? -

All files in the Cedar Mesa web site, as of May 12, 2001, ordered by file name -

Graphics used in this web site -

When you originally registered the domain, the Registrar that you used
probably assigned you a username and a password to access an account
manager.

According to the whois records, this is:

DOMAINSITE.COM, INC.

I see a link for "Domain Management" at http://domainsite.com/

If you don't have the original login information, there should be a link
somewhere around the login page to retrieve it. They will e-mail that to
your address on file.

While you're in there, might want to update your address with them as
well. They will send renewal notices, etc. to the address on record.

Thanks,

P.S. Once you have the login information, there will hopefully be a link
to "manage nameservers" or "modify DNS servers". I haven't ever used
this registrar so I am not sure how they will name it, but if nothing
else you could always send me the login and I can figure it out.

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