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30 May 7:30 PM – 8 PM NZST
Upcoming
BootyNet will be migrating from bootynet.online to bootynet.org on June 6. In preparation for this, we will be making changes to our network infrastructure in the lead-up to the migration date. You may experience brief disruptions during this time.
Started / Undergoing
BootyNet is currently performing planned infrastructure changes in preparation for our upcoming migration from bootynet.online to bootynet.org on June 6. You may experience brief disruptions during this time. We appreciate your patience. – 7:30 PM NZST
Completed
This maintenance window has now closed. Thank you for your patience. – 8:00 PM NZST
6 June 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM NZST
Upcoming
On June 6, BootyNet will be completing our network migration from bootynet.online to bootynet.org. As part of this infrastructure upgrade, some services may be temporarily unavailable while the new domain propagates through DNS or clears from local caches. BootyNet services operate across multiple domains, such as brand.bootynet.online. These will also be migrated and may be briefly inaccessible during the changeover.
Disruption to your service should be minimal. BootyNet’s network already routes traffic through our tunnel infrastructure, meaning the underlying network is not changing, only our domain. Your connection should resume as normal once your DNS resolves to our new address.
If you are experiencing issues after June 6, this is most likely due to DNS propagation delays in your area. Unfortunately, this is outside BootyNet’s control; your DNS resolver may continue to return our old address for a period of time until it refreshes automatically. Most customers should see this resolved within a few hours, though in some cases it can take up to 48 hours.
If you are comfortable doing so, you can try flushing your local DNS cache or temporarily switching to a public DNS resolver such as 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8, which may have more up-to-date records.
Thank you for using BootyNet™