Comments on: OpenDNS Part 2: after using it for a hiphop minute http://www.nata2.org/2006/07/13/opendns-part-2-after-using-it-for-a-hiphop-minute/ Harper Reed: Software, PHP, MySQL, XMPP, Hacking, Baphomet Wed, 08 Oct 2008 03:08:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7-hemorrhage hourly 1 By: John Roberts http://www.nata2.org/2006/07/13/opendns-part-2-after-using-it-for-a-hiphop-minute/#comment-4266 John Roberts Thu, 13 Jul 2006 23:31:08 +0000 http://www.nata2.org/2006/07/13/opendns-part-2-after-using-it-for-a-hiphop-minute/#comment-4266 OpenDNS introduced its preferences screen today: http://www.opendns.com/prefs/ Pretty simple, to start, but should be useful, and does let you turn off the typo correction (NXDOMAIN treatment). We're also improving the search results page you see if you attempt to load a domain which does not exist so that it's more obviously an OpenDNS served page (it is now, but we've heard the logo on the right isn't obvious to all) and why you got to this page is more obvious, too. We're in four locations in the United States. We did have problems in one location (Seattle) for a few minutes on Tuesday afternoon due to a rollout glitch. The problems were limited to the one location. We have not had any scaling problems, despite the rising usage: http://www.opendns.com/what/stats.php We're going to continue explaining more about how we flag a site as phishing and how we avoid false positives. Keep telling us how we can improve. John Roberts OpenDNS OpenDNS introduced its preferences screen today:
http://www.opendns.com/prefs/
Pretty simple, to start, but should be useful, and does let you turn off the typo correction (NXDOMAIN treatment).

We’re also improving the search results page you see if you attempt to load a domain which does not exist so that it’s more obviously an OpenDNS served page (it is now, but we’ve heard the logo on the right isn’t obvious to all) and why you got to this page is more obvious, too.

We’re in four locations in the United States. We did have problems in one location (Seattle) for a few minutes on Tuesday afternoon due to a rollout glitch. The problems were limited to the one location.

We have not had any scaling problems, despite the rising usage: http://www.opendns.com/what/stats.php

We’re going to continue explaining more about how we flag a site as phishing and how we avoid false positives.

Keep telling us how we can improve.

John Roberts
OpenDNS

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