Domain name and SSL expiration manager

jcross · 2nd August 11, 05:23 PM

Hey all,
I wanted to invite the WeLoveCSS crowd to help test a new web-based manager that notifies you when a domain name or SSL certificate is about to expire.

It was developed to be a simple notification system that warns you 90, 60, and 30 days and the day before something expires. There's also goodies like registrar, creation date, nameservers, raw whois info, etc.

Right now, we're offering a free account that lets you manage up to 10 domains/SSLs. Larger plans will be offered down the road, but the 10 for free plan will always remain.

I'd love it if you guys signed up, checked it out, and gave feedback. We're well-aware of some styling issues and bugs, but the system should work well overall.

http://www.serverexec.com/

meesa · 2nd August 11, 05:27 PM

I'd love to help, but I don't run any SSL sites.

It does seem like a good idea though.

jcross · 2nd August 11, 05:28 PM

Hey meesa,

It's not just for SSL sites. You can actually manage either domain name expirations or SSL certificates....or both.

I've reworded my original post to clarify that a bit.

Thanks!

meesa · 2nd August 11, 05:29 PM

Ahh, okay. Are there really domain providers that don't warn you when your domain is about to expire? I've never seen one that didn't.

jcross · 2nd August 11, 05:34 PM

Absolutely. But we were running into the problem of too many things registered for too many people under too many registrars. If Cindy the secretary at Client XYZ is in charge of one of domain names, and she ignores the message thinking it's spam, we (the IT company) usually get blamed.

The idea here is to unify everything into 1 system to make it easier to manage and let us stay on top of it all.

meesa · 2nd August 11, 05:35 PM

Ahh, that makes sense.

rkrause · 3rd August 11, 04:32 AM

I'll sign up and give it a try. If i get one more godaddy email notifying me my domains are going to expire in 7 months ~ i'll flip out on someone...

This may end up being a nice solution for my business.

Thanks,
Ryan.

jcross · 3rd August 11, 11:23 PM

I'm glad to hear it, rkrause. Definitely interested in some feedback.

2nd August 11, 05:23 PM	#1
jcross WLC Lover Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Baton Rouge Posts: 107	Domain name and SSL expiration manager Hey all, I wanted to invite the WeLoveCSS crowd to help test a new web-based manager that notifies you when a domain name or SSL certificate is about to expire. It was developed to be a simple notification system that warns you 90, 60, and 30 days and the day before something expires. There's also goodies like registrar, creation date, nameservers, raw whois info, etc. Right now, we're offering a free account that lets you manage up to 10 domains/SSLs. Larger plans will be offered down the road, but the 10 for free plan will always remain. I'd love it if you guys signed up, checked it out, and gave feedback. We're well-aware of some styling issues and bugs, but the system should work well overall. http://www.serverexec.com/ __________________ Jason Cross

2nd August 11, 05:27 PM	#2
meesa WLC Mod Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Milky Way Galaxy Posts: 3,138	Re: Domain name and SSL expiration manager I'd love to help, but I don't run any SSL sites. It does seem like a good idea though. __________________ Praise be to the Lord God for the ability to learn, the capability to analyze, and the time to help users on this forum.

2nd August 11, 05:28 PM	#3
jcross WLC Lover Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Baton Rouge Posts: 107	Re: Domain name and SSL expiration manager Hey meesa, It's not just for SSL sites. You can actually manage either domain name expirations or SSL certificates....or both. I've reworded my original post to clarify that a bit. Thanks! __________________ Jason Cross

2nd August 11, 05:29 PM	#4
meesa WLC Mod Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Milky Way Galaxy Posts: 3,138	Re: Domain name and SSL expiration manager Ahh, okay. Are there really domain providers that don't warn you when your domain is about to expire? I've never seen one that didn't. __________________ Praise be to the Lord God for the ability to learn, the capability to analyze, and the time to help users on this forum.

2nd August 11, 05:34 PM	#5
jcross WLC Lover Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Baton Rouge Posts: 107	Re: Domain name and SSL expiration manager Absolutely. But we were running into the problem of too many things registered for too many people under too many registrars. If Cindy the secretary at Client XYZ is in charge of one of domain names, and she ignores the message thinking it's spam, we (the IT company) usually get blamed. The idea here is to unify everything into 1 system to make it easier to manage and let us stay on top of it all. __________________ Jason Cross

2nd August 11, 05:35 PM	#6
meesa WLC Mod Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Milky Way Galaxy Posts: 3,138	Re: Domain name and SSL expiration manager Ahh, that makes sense. __________________ Praise be to the Lord God for the ability to learn, the capability to analyze, and the time to help users on this forum.

3rd August 11, 04:32 AM	#7
rkrause WLC Mod Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 883	Re: Domain name and SSL expiration manager I'll sign up and give it a try. If i get one more godaddy email notifying me my domains are going to expire in 7 months ~ i'll flip out on someone... This may end up being a nice solution for my business. Thanks, Ryan.

3rd August 11, 11:23 PM	#8
jcross WLC Lover Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Baton Rouge Posts: 107	Re: Domain name and SSL expiration manager I'm glad to hear it, rkrause. Definitely interested in some feedback. __________________ Jason Cross

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