Quote from: cryptohunter on March 19, 2016, 03:48:04 PM

Quote from: jk9694 on March 19, 2016, 03:14:53 AM

Quote from: jk9694 on March 18, 2016, 05:00:06 AM

************ Masternode Hosting Now Available *************

Coin-Server.com has been working hard. This week we officially switched to a full 1Gb fiber connection, replaced all of our switches with shiny brand new gigabit switches, fired up a new router to support it all, and in conjunction with that we were able to add support for IPV6. With our services being IPV6 enabled now, we wanted to offer others who have IPV6 support or a 4to6 Tunnel the ability to have masternodes on IPV6 addresses.

If you are interested in one of these, they are 2$ (approx. 0.0047BTC) each for a 30 day contract, payments can be made through coinbase. Shoot me a PM if you would like to have one setup for you or if you have questions. Our current available servers allow us to have about 60 of these running at one time and we have plans to expand, and if all goes well we will have dedicated order forms here soon.

IPV6: http://ipv6.coin-server.com

For those who may wish to use this service but do not have IPV6 capabilites, here is a solution for you. All you need is a tunnel adapter like Teredo. For the windows guys and gals out there, here is the HOW-TO for your review. Pretty simple to get up and running. IPV6 is a brave new world....

Just realized this is not even needed. The controlling wallet doesn't ever actually talk to the node. So, coin-server.com has master nodes for everyone. These are fully managed, you don't need to log in. We set it up and give you the details for your masternode.conf file. Just set it and forget it... Yep bad infomercial reference there

this sounds good... so as long as we have wallet addresses with 10k in each you send us the config file and that's it all done?

Yes, you would set your wallet up as a normal wallet. Do not set masternode=1 in the conf.

Follow the process to get the transaction output and the masternode key.

I will then setup the remote node and provide you the address.

Then you just set your masternode.conf file for that key and transaction using the IPV6 address i provide to you.

Set it and forget it