Our regular customers can access like before to their domain management on www.bestellabwicklung.de
Please feel free to sign-up for a new account here or at secure.4reg.net. In the course of the next weeks we will adopt all current customer accounts to the new system. You will get a confirmation by eMail.
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During the summer months July and August the adoption of customer accounts was running on a slower level. We took time to put the system on the acid t...During the summer months July and August the adoption of customer accounts was running on a slower level. We took time to put the system on the acid test. Some program errors were debugged and the system got more customization.
Half the customers are adopted now into the new system and the adoption is still running. We are pleased about the numbers of positive responses. Programming will be continued to provide 4reg.net with new features.
While the adoption of our customers is running at full speed, our programmers completed a new feature, the domain name generator which you will find a...While the adoption of our customers is running at full speed, our programmers completed a new feature, the domain name generator which you will find at Domain Info / Search & Register.
The first customer accounts have been adopted from www.bestellabwicklung.de / www.it-netcontent.de to secure.4reg.net.
After a few initial problems...The first customer accounts have been adopted from www.bestellabwicklung.de / www.it-netcontent.de to secure.4reg.net.
After a few initial problems, the adoption now runs perfectly. In the next days the adoption will be continued and we hope to get integrated all customers into the new system as quickest possible.
Each customer receives an eMail as soon as the adoption is final and cannot log-in from then on the old system anymore.
If you have any questions, our support will be glad to assist you anytime.
Today is the day!!! 4reg.net has been started. You can now register yourself and process your domain registrations.
The domain management and eMail...Today is the day!!! 4reg.net has been started. You can now register yourself and process your domain registrations.
The domain management and eMail management are ready for use.
Only the Web space administration still is in the development. For this we must make again an extra time of approx. 4 weeks.
Up to then the order of web space is possible over the system, however will be not completed automatically. Your web space orders are worked on by us manually within 24 hours. The same applies for ftp accounts and set-up of data bases.
As soon as the developments are final, also web space orders will be processed LIVE, so that the waiting period of 24 hours is void.
We wish all customers and new customers much fun with the new system!
The SMS Order Service has been finished. Read more here.
Currently the web space management development is in progress. You will be able to order, ...The SMS Order Service has been finished. Read more here.
Currently the web space management development is in progress. You will be able to order, up- or downgrade your web space plans in the future on the fly and use the new configuration immediately.
We are curious to find out your opinions about the many new features.
The last puzzle parts join themselves. Today the eMail administration was finished. It looks like the fact, that we can keep our starting date to 2009...The last puzzle parts join themselves. Today the eMail administration was finished. It looks like the fact, that we can keep our starting date to 2009/06/01.
The system will then run for some months in the beta test, which has however no effects on functionality. You can use 4reg.net completely like normal. During the beta test possibly arising errors need to be corrected as well as be realized your suggestions and desires for the administration of your domains.
Several new *.COM endings are available now. Perhaps they are a good alternative to the conventional .COM addresses, if the domain name you wish to re...Several new *.COM endings are available now. Perhaps they are a good alternative to the conventional .COM addresses, if the domain name you wish to register has been already taken.
You will find the new TLDs under Domain Prices / generic TLDs / com. Our advice for customers from Europe: Check your domain name with .EU.COM for availability. Customers from other countries should please check, wether the country-specific TLD is available with .COM, e.g. .UK.COM, .JPN.COM, .KR.COM etc.
At long last we can continue the 4reg.net development. Some customers already ask frequently for the actual state of affairs, anxious because nothing ...At long last we can continue the 4reg.net development. Some customers already ask frequently for the actual state of affairs, anxious because nothing happened for a long time.
However now we can proceed efficiently. In march the shopping cart was finished with order confirmation, live registration and invoicing.
Design and layout for 4reg.net has been finished. Numerous information, price lists, TLD information and checks are available. 4reg.net goes on-line f...Design and layout for 4reg.net has been finished. Numerous information, price lists, TLD information and checks are available. 4reg.net goes on-line for alpha test.
In june the development was interrupted again for several months, because a customer ordered the programming of a Content Management System, which must have been provided with priority and was finished end of february 2009, while in september still another project has been realized, which was finished in october.
In the middle of March 2007 the development for the new 4reg.net system started. First extensive planning and conception stood on the ToDo list. The p...In the middle of March 2007 the development for the new 4reg.net system started. First extensive planning and conception stood on the ToDo list. The project made good progress, however in the course of the year the development was interrupted by other orders again and again for several weeks.
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