-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 > You should definitely try setting up IPv6. Essentially, your problem > is rooted in the limited number of IPv4 addresses. With IPv6, you > most certainly can have more than one IPv6 address on every VPS for > free. Using IPv6 wherever possible tackles the root issue.
This would only work if all nameservers support IPv6, no? I would still need to use IPv4 for the nameservers that don't, which means continuing to pay for the extra IPv4. What I'm thinking of doing is choosing a single reliable exit in each geographic location that I run, and using it as the upstream DNS resolver for all the other relays in the region. Thus I can use one relay in the USA to serve my relay in Canada, and one relay in Moldova to serve other relays in Europe. I would only need to pay for an extra IPv4 for each geographic region, and wouldn't have to suffer from the nasty >200ms latency incurred through transoceanic cables. Regards, forest -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQIzBAEBCgAdFiEEvLrj6cuOL+I/KdxYBh18rEKN1gsFAmj7ch4ACgkQBh18rEKN 1gu6jBAArMfWI6mXe6Ce+9UUQ8FQPgxDYjiySBij3QqN3NmM2N0TGxU/+wjldLrP wE/1zFjuTTQfZsOXJcLd13kmiqpt4jFRVAe+d0vpdfMkIppbDRmYRlcGrn7k1YwI Sdac1Dd3bUxRU3XLF/tVKeDjAsU55qu7el7qkd7RdhPjQ1IYV6GIzJPANcaREzv1 m6DBkkTAgkqvBVAQTFbOWLkLYL8KGXYTSjp14ZxB0SH8wrDKaZ/Hb0ASHlDYO7J8 lgjgR1fjfj13IlyjyRLlSeZiXmvHgi1W3NBLwp6nR2V1uwQ+VB7IIkjg+TJ3EN3x wMt1xCmqX9wqsfUgjR5wHJMFNu1maAgdMRUTSWDj0g1P4A4Dvvq1zQJUPtRViZsM 7NzgyrEqWd9gXHAxbP/82eM8QYbzflXEwtz5YFLDhFnXx1sQfE911pE3fklYMnEX SnyslYhK76Xg+E59Q6sGgKYnWyJSPIr88/KouTYKdqbywmg3duEM8a0tp/lLte6o nuA/HI83+sGrSnxGF8cZy8GOY6+MepzUEwX8uQlYSE9RNu/owqF3pCRpyJ6E6udz QvlSzQy6a8d8CewUQ6G8cQETAoSadaEsPdZzaEAj/6jgThTcZKnMnUFx3G/6VM2c ykHHoe6dBLlmesiqirXOiT99Hel09yvlI07H82kmT2JmRcqgUak= =M4IK -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ tor-relays mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
