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[Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net>]

    I was just pointing out how our setup works, we have had some in the
    past who wanted OpenNic to also provide DNS services for them, at
    which point it's not really a "peering" arrangement any longer.
    
    And no, the traffic on the email list is generally pretty slow. 
    More discussions happen on IRC, but that's also pretty low. 
    Generally people just set up opennic and forget about it unless
    something breaks.

On 8/28/26 14:18, IntraNIC Network wrote:

IntraNIC has been around for a long time, we understand how peering works.

In regard to IPv6, it can be added very easily.

However, there seems to be no activity in OpenNIC: we've had one vote in 24 hours and zero discussion in a week!

I am hereby withdrawing the vote. IntraNIC will not be peering with OpenNIC.

On Fri, Aug 28, 2026, 12:33 p.m. Jeff Taylor <shdwdrgn AT sourpuss.net> wrote:

Will there be any answer to the question that was asked?

Just so you are aware, the way peering works is that we add your TLD(s)
to our root zone, but your dns servers have to be open to receiving
public queries.  Will that pose any problems on your side?


On 8/21/26 03:22, IntraNIC Network wrote:
> Hello everyone.
>
> I would like to put forward discussion on a peering arrangement with
> IntraNIC. After some discussion, I would like to hold vote in a few days.
>
> Our website: https://intranic.org
> Our TLDs: .an .ind .2s .fn
> Domain Registrar: http://names.libre
> Search Engine: http://seek.geek
>
> IntraNIC is a project of the Indigenous Pride Society, a non-profit
> org registered in Canada. Our mandate is to provide outreach,
> education, and resources to indigenous members of the 2SLGBTQIA+
> community. IntraNIC was created to offer free domains to our
> indigenous communities and people (not just the 2SLGBTQIA+ community).
>
> IntraNIC has been operational for a number of years, though we've
> never considered peering until now. We have basic infrastructure
> including: nameservers, public DNS, Android app, domain registrar, and
> email servers. We're looking at getting new fibre and hardware servers
> installed on premises in the coming months for more control over our
> infrastructure.
>
> Please feel free to ask questions. I will be holding a vote in a few
> days depending on how discussion goes.
>
>
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