Dear Customer,
At Dinsol, it is our constant endeavor to help secure and fortify your business. Simple measures such as regularly changing your password can go a long way in protecting your business from the risks of losing sensitive data. Towards this end, we are resetting all user passwords across the Domain Name System Control Panel as well as establishing a new password policy.
Post 5:30 UTC on 28th April 2009, when you attempt to login to your account, the system will display a message stating that your password has expired and a new password will be sent to your email account. This will also occur for all Customer accounts as well as Company user accounts on your system. Hence, we urge Resellers to inform their Customers of the same.
New Password Policy: We are also introducing a new policy whereby every new password must have a minimum of 8 characters which must be a combination of alphanumeric characters. Additionally, we have also introduced the Password Strength Meter which allows you to gauge the strength of your passwords in order to ensure that your password cannot be easily guessed.
We are taking the above steps in order to help protect your interests and ensure that your business remains secure. We apologize for any inconvenience caused and hope that this helps add stability to your business.
In case you have any queries or require clarifications, feel free to contact at domains@dinsol.co.in
Best Regards,
Radhika S.,
Support Staff
Dinsol Info Solutions
www.dinsol.in
www.dinsol.co.in
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009