Some time ago, (July/June 2017), verelox.com had an infrastructure issue, where the crt.dist.dns.ucann2 (public CRT DNS) was shutdown. After a short time, the crt.dist.dns.ucann2 public server was activated, however networking connection failures continued. After some digging into the issue, and many attempts to update this server to be constant and up to date, it was determined yesterday (9-12-2017), to shut down the DNS services. Those using the crt.dist.dns.ucann2 server as one of their public resolver will see some latency until a change to the nameserver configurations can be made. UCANN2 is in communications and working with CRT to update all servers to use crt2.dist.dns.ucann2 (a server to replace crt.dist.dns.ucan2 at time of incident [above]).
UCANN2’s infrastructure is already operating at peak efficiency, and CRT’s infrastructure is operating as expected, and CRT and UCANN2 continue to monitor all DNS services.
Please see below the new name server IP addresses.
- crt.dist.dns.ucann2
- IPv4 : 151.80.140.68
- IPv6 : 2001:41d0:302:2100::8836
Please see the below links to follow up on exactly what happened with the verelox.com infrastructure and services.