Examples Who can move our DNS?
Who can move our DNS?
Your domain, website and email are spread across vendors nobody remembers choosing, and the person who set it up has left.
DNS moves are mostly a records problem and an access problem, and the access problem is usually the hard one. The technical part is an afternoon; recovering control of a domain registered by someone who left in 2019 can take longer.
Nothing gets changed until the current state is written down and the accounts are genuinely yours.
- Nobody is sure which account actually holds the domain
- The registrar login is in a former employee's email
- Email and the website appear to live in different places
- Someone said 'we can’t touch that' and the conversation ended
- Inventory what exists: registrar, nameservers, current records, and who controls each account
- Establish real ownership of the domain before anything changes
- Write down the current records so the move is reversible
- Lower TTLs, make the change during a quiet window, and confirm mail keeps flowing
- Leave the documentation with you, not with me
Solve for U Defined project, fixed price
For a problem with a shape: a migration, an integration, a cleanup, something stalled. We define the outcome together and agree on a price before the work starts.
Technical help, without the usual boundaries.
Tell me what's going on. “No” is in my vocabulary. If it isn't something I should take on, I'll say so.