I have lowered the DNS TTL on sks-peer.spodhuis.org in advance of IP address changes.
At some point in the next couple of weeks, the service will move across to new hardware (plus a new OS, etc). There will be a DB dump and an outage, probably coming back up on a newer BDB version. The IPv4 address will almost certainly change, the IPv6 address might stay the same. (Ah, routed netblocks, how I love thee). I don't expect to need to send out emails closer to the time: it should just look like a down peer and come back, with DNS re-resolved, and some peerings perhaps being temporarily stale on old IPs -- everything in the peering meshes should self-heal, given time. The X.509 keys and certificates for HTTPS/HKPS will migrate, unchanged. Thanks, -Phil
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