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10 years 8 months ago - 10 years 8 months ago #66346
by Kathy Gatliff
Authorize.net is changing - what do we need to do? was created by Kathy Gatliff
Will you be updating the Event Booking, & Membership Pro payment plugins for Authorize.net according to these changes announced by Authorize.net? See below from an email from Authorize.net: Akamai Network Technology
Over the coming months, Authorize.Net will be upgrading access to the Internet connections that serve our data centers. Instead of allowing direct connections, all Internet traffic will be routed through Akamai, a third-party cloud network service that routes and delivers Internet traffic.
Using Akamai network technology will help decrease latency and improve the reliability of our payment gateway. It will also help safeguard against interruptions caused by issues beyond Authorize.Net's direct control, such as Internet congestion, fiber cable cuts and other similar issues. Additionally, come October, merchants connected to Akamai should no longer be affected by planned downtimes.
Implementation Plan And Timeline
We are implementing Akamai's technology into our network in two phases.
• Phase One (Now through June 2016) — We have created three new URLs for transaction processing that are hosted by Akamai. You can update your website or payment solution to point to the new transaction URLs today, which will provide you with the immediate benefits detailed above. Come October, you should no longer be affected by planned downtimes.
• Phase Two (June 2016) — We will automatically direct all of our existing transaction processing URLs to connect through Akamai in June of 2016. After this change, all transaction URLs will connect to Authorize.Net through Akamai.
IMPORTANT: To take advantage of the uptime benefits Akamai offers, we recommend you proactively update your website or payment solution during Phase One rather than waiting to be automatically updated during Phase Two.
Updating Your Solution
The new Akamai transaction URLs that are available now are:
• api2.authorize.net/xml/v1/request.api
• api2.authorize.net/soap/v1/Service.asmx
• secure2.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll
Please contact your web developer or solution provider for assistance in updating to one of these new Akamai URLs.
What do we need to do? Will you be providing an updated plugin?
Over the coming months, Authorize.Net will be upgrading access to the Internet connections that serve our data centers. Instead of allowing direct connections, all Internet traffic will be routed through Akamai, a third-party cloud network service that routes and delivers Internet traffic.
Using Akamai network technology will help decrease latency and improve the reliability of our payment gateway. It will also help safeguard against interruptions caused by issues beyond Authorize.Net's direct control, such as Internet congestion, fiber cable cuts and other similar issues. Additionally, come October, merchants connected to Akamai should no longer be affected by planned downtimes.
Implementation Plan And Timeline
We are implementing Akamai's technology into our network in two phases.
• Phase One (Now through June 2016) — We have created three new URLs for transaction processing that are hosted by Akamai. You can update your website or payment solution to point to the new transaction URLs today, which will provide you with the immediate benefits detailed above. Come October, you should no longer be affected by planned downtimes.
• Phase Two (June 2016) — We will automatically direct all of our existing transaction processing URLs to connect through Akamai in June of 2016. After this change, all transaction URLs will connect to Authorize.Net through Akamai.
IMPORTANT: To take advantage of the uptime benefits Akamai offers, we recommend you proactively update your website or payment solution during Phase One rather than waiting to be automatically updated during Phase Two.
Updating Your Solution
The new Akamai transaction URLs that are available now are:
• api2.authorize.net/xml/v1/request.api
• api2.authorize.net/soap/v1/Service.asmx
• secure2.authorize.net/gateway/transact.dll
Please contact your web developer or solution provider for assistance in updating to one of these new Akamai URLs.
What do we need to do? Will you be providing an updated plugin?
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10 years 8 months ago #66347
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Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Authorize.net is changing - what do we need to do?
Please don't rush. Give us about two more months to work on it. We have about one more year to make this change 
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10 years 8 months ago #66348
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Replied by Tuan Pham Ngoc on topic Authorize.net is changing - what do we need to do?
I want to tell you that everything still works well now. The change is only really needed from June 2016 if you read their email carefully !
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