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Software Upgrades September 29, 2010

Our name servers updated: BIND 9.7.1-P2

Revion updated its name servers to BIND 9.7.1-P2 in September 2010, part of the routine patching of the DNS the company runs for hosted domains.

Company News March 1, 2010

Revion rebuilt its email platform for high availability in 2010. What the company hosted at the time, and what the new mail infrastructure changed.

We will be upgrading oracle apex to the latest release 3.2.1.00.12. For more products and services please see https://www.revion.com/hosting

Revion mail servers moved to SmarterMail 6.x in January 2010, with two hours of intermittent access to hosted email and webmail during the upgrade.

Company News January 5, 2010

Revion moved customer accounts to Hosting Controller 8 in 2010. What carried over, what did not, and the one billing step customers had to redo.

Software Upgrades October 13, 2009

We have upgraded all of our Oracle Apex hosting to the latest Oracle Apex Application Express 3.2.1.00.10

Revion name servers moved to ISC BIND 9.6.1 in 2009, and the DNSSEC, TSIG, IPv6 and protocol enhancements that release brought to hosted DNS zones.

Company News June 15, 2009

A June 2009 outage on the secure.revion.com control panel. Where to send trouble tickets while it was down, and how customers reached FTP meanwhile.

Oracle News March 16, 2009

Oracle Application Express 3.2 came to the ALIG server in March 2009. Only customers on that one Oracle server were affected by the upgrade window.

Software Upgrades February 20, 2009

An operating system and memory upgrade on the REVQL06 Oracle database server in February 2009, affecting only the customers hosted on that machine.

Cookie	Duration	What it does, and who sets it
revion_consent	12 months	Set by revion.com. Remembers which categories you allowed here, and which version of this notice you were shown, so that we do not ask again until it changes. It holds a setting and nothing else: no visitor identifier, and nothing that follows you between visits.
__cf_bm	30 minutes	Set by Cloudflare, inside the Cal.com booking calendar, on the cal.com domain. Tells automated traffic apart from real visitors so that the calendar stays available to people. It reads how the request was made, not who made it. Measured at 29 to 30 minutes.
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Cookie	Duration	What it does, and who sets it
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