Subj : Echotag is the topic.
To   : Kees van Eeten
From : Nicholas Boel
Date : Tue Dec 17 2013 15:41:44

Hello Kees,

17 Dec 13 13:23, you wrote to me:

 NB>> Is there some kind of new trendy way we could be putting both our
 NB>> IPv6 and IPv4 addresses in the nodelist that I don't know about?
 NB>> Examples for understanding purposes appreciated, please. :)

 KE> There should not be any ip adresses in the nodelist, only hostnames.
 KE> Make shure the DNS query with the hostname returns the ipv4 and the
 KE> ipv6 address. All other solutions are kludges for people who cannot
 KE> control their DNS.

That's how I currently do it. I was just wondering if there was a new "cool" 
way of doing it that I didn't know about, seeing as though a new flag was 
recently introduced - even though that flag was in regards to not being able 
to support IPv4.

 KE>  Last year you had the proper DNS setup with your free DNS provider.
 KE> If you cannot have an "A" and an "AAAA" record for the same hostname,
 KE> you have chosen a lame service.

I moved away from my free DNS service, and went to my paid services fully 
(since I've come to understand it better). Before I was pointing my paid 
services to the free DNS for some odd reason. Now that I've come to my senses 
that has been fixed.

I never mentioned that I didn't have an A record. I just said I added the AAAA 
record to my paid services recently, which seems like it works much better.

Regards,
Nick

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