rDNS changed back to default

[#1]

I just noticed that my rDNS, which I originally requested to be set to "my ip address". plus.com has reverted to the default "my username".plus.com
I'm a bit miffed about this and have raised a ticket already to get it changed back. Just wondering if anyone else has had the same thing happen?

[#2]

I just did the same here http://mxtoolbox.com/ReverseLookup.aspx and mine has changed back as well
Reported by ns2.force9.net on 2/7/2015 at 10:08:33 AM
I have moved this to Feedback because it may apply to fibre as well and needs sorting

[#3]

Also ours has gone back to default as well. Custom DNS record on one of our domains (hosted by PN) is still there in the configure page, so must be fault elsewhere.
There's a possibility they will have reverted back by Monday, with DNS propitiation taking up to 48 hours to completely clear an error.

[#4]

Quote from: Oldjim

I have moved this to Feedback because it may apply to fibre as well and needs sorting

It does - Mine's changed as well

[#5]

and mine, and it was only changed in in the last week or so too.
something very wrong.

[#6]

Just thinking out loud, I wonder if this might be linked to the scheduled change of static IP addresses. Easy to discount if someone didn't get the email notification but still had their rDNS revert back to default.

[#7]

My static IP address hasn't been changed...

[#8]

Mine's gone back too 

[#9]

Ticket 98959874 raised

[#10]

Quote from: pwatson

My static IP address hasn't been changed...

I did say scheduled change, as ours has not changed yet. I know that Dvorak has changed early though.

[#11]

Hey everyone,
I will flag this issue up with our networking department.
Will have more information on this for you as soon as possible

[#12]

Quote from: RPM

Quote from: pwatson My static IP address hasn't been changed... I did say scheduled change, as ours has not changed yet. I know that Dvorak has changed early though.

I don't believe that mine is due to change - 84.92.0.0/16 isn't in the published range?

[#13]

nope, i took the option and had it moved earlier than the due date.
it had a totally different rdns to my account name, so I then had it set to what it should be and it's now reverted to my account name.
something has gone wrong.

[#14]

Quote from: RPM

Just thinking out loud, I wonder if this might be linked to the scheduled change of static IP addresses. Easy to discount if someone didn't get the email notification but still had their rDNS revert back to default.

This was my first thought too, but my IP has not changed yet.

[#15]

and mine isn't due to change at all