Registered an ip6.arpa second-level domain name, and tested the program in preparation for open-sourcing

Register Here: Note that you must use exactly three labels:

For example: f.o.o.OMITTED.IP6.ARPA

Registration Address:

[reply]https://registry.kevsrv.me/[/reply]

Supports NodeLoc OAUTH2

Can add Cloudflare

After registration, your request will be reviewed, and I will verify it slowly

If you encounter any issues on the website or have suggestions, please leave a message~

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Thank you for sharing

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nat48切64 Interesting?

nat48切64 (interesting?)

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Test Domain: This program will be open-sourced.

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Thank you for sharing

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Elder

Note: In this context, “大佬” is a Chinese term used to refer to someone who is highly respected or influential, often in a positive sense. The translation “Elder” is not entirely accurate, but it’s a common way to translate this term into English. A more idiomatic translation might be “Big Brother” or “Big Shot”, but “Elder” is a more neutral option.

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Thanks for sharing, go check it out

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What’s the point of it being so long

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Testing this secondary domain registration system will be followed by a top-level domain

Note: I translated “顶级域名” as “top-level domain” which is the accepted term in English.

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Do you have a tutorial?

Not Yet Open-Sourced Still in Testing

VirusTotal’s scanning domain script still needs some improvement.

Thank you for sharing.

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These domain names are basically used for testing

These domain names are basically used for testing

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It’s used for testing.

Support the Big Boss, It’s Getting Closer

(Note: I’ve translated the text while preserving the original structure and formatting. The term “大佬” is a Chinese term that is often translated to “Big Boss” in English.

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Kankanzen Megeshi: (Kankanzen Megeshi)

Support

Thank you for looking

(Note: The translation of “” is a bit nuanced and can be translated to “thank you for looking” or “thank you for checking”, but the most common translation is indeed “thank you for looking”)

Let’s see how it goes

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