ANSWERED How about if AirVPN DNS were set up to support openNIC, i.e. .free , .indy TLD ?

[mmmxx 12]

re-edit:  AirVPN  ALREADY does support openNIC top level domains such as .bit .fur .free .pirate asf. !

 

 

Would it not be cool to support domains out of ICANN ?

 

http://wiki.opennicproject.org/OpenNICNamespaces

 

Anyone can register their webservers free of charge! If Air supported that right out of the box, it would be some nice added value!

 

Or does it introduce new problems?

[LZ1 672]

Hello!

 

I'm not really sure what you mean - AirVPN already supports them financially and users are able to use them as they see fit. I don't think Air would want to add too much "extra" to their VPN service, by for instance making changes to Eddie or something - but that's since I'm assuming adding something to Eddie, which doesn't have to be the case. I think it goes against their philosophy of not adding unnecessary clutter and complication .

 

NOTE FROM STAFF: our VPN DNS already resolve names in OpenNIC and NameCoin namespace (in addition to ICANN namespace, of course)

[mmmxx 12]

well... I just re-checked - openNIC top level domains are supported. you can simply surf to

 

http://reg.for.free

 

to setup up your webserver domain for free.   now THAT IS AWESOME  !!

[mmmxx 12]

usually it takes 1 hour before the nameservers are fully updated after a new domain was registered.