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[Oleg Khovayko <khovayko AT gmail.com>]

Colleagues,

I thanked little more, and decide, lets we will do things step by step, 
without significant system modifying at once.
My plan following:

1. As "pilot project", we will run wallets (with support DNS answers) on 
two our (emercoin team) dedicated machines, and
OpenNIC servers will forward requests to *.coin|*.emc zones to that servers.
By this way, we will test technology, and perhaps, we will need patch 
wallets, to add some necessary features.

2. In 1-2 months, if everything will work OK, we can start stage 2 - 
install wallets on OpenNIC machines (for instance, tier-1 only),
and modify configs, to send requests to localhosts instead of external 
servers.

Of course, this is not necessary chose one or another exclusively. We 
can run hybrid system, when some OpenNIC servers forwards requests to
our wallets, and another machines runs their own wallets, and request 
localhosts.

Unfortunately, emcssh (PKI system) can work only on machines, where 
wallet is running.
So, if you needed benefit of this network management system, you need to 
install wallet.


OK. I happy to note, we reached main milestone: Currently, we have 
principal agreement about peering.
In ~1week we will prepare two our servers with DNS-wallets, and I will 
send e-mail, contains forward information for peering.


Thanks,
Oleg



Quinn Wood wrote:
> On Nov 28, 2014, at 18:34, Oleg Khovayko<khovayko AT gmail.com>  wrote:
> > 2. Each your server runs copy of EMC-wallet.
> I tend to believe this approach respects the intentions of the distributed 
> DNS projects more, and as such it's the one I prefer as long as disk space 
> requirements aren't beyond reason.
>
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