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So I'd have a different IP on each network? (I really hope "private key" was a typo of "public key"?)

• dfish 4mo ago
  Indeed, it is a typo of `public key`. What I mean is that your identity is your private key. And no, you won't have a new IP per network. Your IP is `fnv1a(ip || index) when index > 0`. Which changes your IP in all of the networks. That's why we also implemented MagicDNS. You can just use your `user.ray` name. The daemon handles IP changes.
  • Retr0id 4mo ago
    So every time you join a new network, your IP in the others can change?
    • dfish 4mo ago
      No, only once if there is a collision, which is 1/4M
      • Retr0id 3mo ago
        That's a "yes"
        • dfish 3mo ago
          > So I'd have a different IP on each network? NO. You will ONLY have to rotate your IP if you join a network in which there is a collision. 1 in 4 million chance. If that happens, it's ok. Ideally you are using magicDNS and don't have to worry about IPs or just use the IPv6.