iamjason89

I recieved an email alaert this morning Fri, Apr 14, 2017 at 6:44 AM from GoDaddy that my account settings had changed. WHen I logged in, I noticed my email is now backwards. Ex. instead of Email.com it's liamE.com .

Anyone with GoDaddy see something similar? I'm waiting to get in touch with their tech support to find out what triggered the change, just very odd

I'm trying to accomplish something that I'm not sure is doable. I'm using Cloudflare for the domain rainbowgardensinc.com and have a CNAME for the cdn.rainbowgardensinc.com record that goes to rainb.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com, as shown below.

I'm using Cloudflare for my nameservers as well and want to mask the returned IP/CNAME record. I'm aware of CNAME flattening but that doesn't mask the IP, it just returns it. I just want to hide the returned IP address like it does for the root level domain and gives back a Cloudflare IP instead. Does anyone know if this is doable or if there is a service they offer to do it?

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What it looks like right now:

  rainbowgardensinc.com.        	NS  	maya.ns.cloudflare.com.
  rainbowgardensinc.com.        	NS  	cory.ns.cloudflare.com.
  rainbowgardensinc.com.        	A   	104.27.179.101
  rainbowgardensinc.com.        	A   	104.27.178.101
  www.rainbowgardensinc.com.    	A   	104.27.178.101
  www.rainbowgardensinc.com.    	A   	104.27.179.101
  cdn.rainbowgardensinc.com.    	CNAME	rainb.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com.
  rainb.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com.	A   	94.31.29.96

If we use CNAME flattening, it would show like this:

  cdn.rainbowgardensinc.com.    	A	94.31.29.96

I want it to look like this after:

  rainbowgardensinc.com.        	NS  	maya.ns.cloudflare.com.
  rainbowgardensinc.com.        	NS  	cory.ns.cloudflare.com.
  rainbowgardensinc.com.        	A   	104.27.179.101
  rainbowgardensinc.com.        	A   	104.27.178.101
  www.rainbowgardensinc.com.    	A   	104.27.178.101
  www.rainbowgardensinc.com.    	A   	104.27.179.101
  cdn.rainbowgardensinc.com.    	A	104.27.178.101
  cdn.rainbowgardensinc.com.    	A	104.27.179.101

So I modified a version of OS Ticket, a PHP based ticketing system, for my company. Previously, our company used Quickbooks Online and used the 'estimate' feature as their inventory of systems. THis was horrible so on my own time at home, I slowly modified and made a new ticketing system. I started using it for myself to manage repairs better and it worked great. The manager caught notice of the system and suggested we used it to replace the current system. At the time, I programmed EVERYTHING at home in my spare time. I was not given any company time to work on this. I was an hourly employee what the system got implemented. Three months later I was promoted to a salary position(basically made me the 'Network Admin + Lead Tech'). They would give me input on problems here and there and I would write fixes for them. I did this a few times for them. Fast forward another 6 months, and I am ready to leave this company. The system I made is our primary and only system in place now and I believe it is my property. I realize the database information belongs to them and that is not what I want. I want to just prevent them from further use once I do leave. Any input would be appreciated.