CodePunch Solutions have published a set of simple docker files that will allow you to quickly spin up a test container for Watch My Domains SED v4 on Mac OS X or Windows desktop. This requi... Read more

Did you know that you can easily copy the contents of any column in the domain data table of Watch My Domains SED v4 by simply clicking on the column? Use the ‘Tools’ Tab in the lower pane t... Read more

Watch My Domains SED v4 is getting another update which includes a new monitoring module. Other additions include additional themes, ability to update the application using the command-line... Read more

By default remote access to MYSQL databases are disabled. This will cause a problem when you want to import data from an older version of Watch My Domains SED to the current version. These a... Read more

This is a quick tip for using the Watch My Domains SED API from a PHP script. Remember that this has security implications because a session id will be passed as a URL parameter. You should... Read more

Many registrar APIs require that you whitelist the IP addresses from which you connect. This is a problem if your ISP provides only dynamic IPs. Every time you want to import data from a reg... Read more

We will be releasing a complete RESTful API for Watch My Domains SED Professional Edition and above. This will be in addition to current Stateful API available for all editions. The REST API... Read more

The report viewer in Watch My Domains SED has a user configurable column called ‘Days’. This has been a subject of confusion at times. The ‘Days’ column refers to ‘days to nearest expiry’. T... Read more

Some secondary domains like yourdomain.uk.com will not get added to Watch My Domains SED v4 by default. This is because the application will assume that you want to add UK.COM and that the y... Read more

Installing Watch My Domains SED on a CentOS system with SELinux (Security-Enhanced Linux) enabled often requires some extra work. The Log Folder Watch My Domains SED requires that the log fo... Read more