resin.csoft.net is a redundant, load-balanced array of AMD64 servers powered by the rock-solid OpenBSD operating system.

Master Name Servers

• NS261.CSOFT.NET (96.47.74.233)
• NS128.CSOFT.NET (96.47.74.234)

Master Name Servers (IPv6)

• NS261.CSOFT.NET (2610:1c1::22e9)
• NS128.CSOFT.NET (2610:1c1::22ea)

Mail Servers

• Hostname: mail231.csoft.net
• Incoming IMAP port#: 993 (SSL/TLS)
• Outgoing SMTP port#: 465 (SSL/TLS), or 587 (STARTTLS)
• Authentication method: Normal password
• Message size limit: 120 MB

SSH Server Address

• Hostname: resin.csoft.net
• IPv4 Address: 96.47.74.230
• IPv6 Address: 2610:1c1::22e6

SSH Public Key Fingerprints

• ED25519: SHA256:i9HvrJ7PgojzPiV/7ZFvnOFKWv2FKsmKWmywcEmaHkk
• ECDSA: SHA256:T6Pk/FYlfRSE/zE4sWQW1dM7ehVPqRaEFqckxp4et0I
• RSA: SHA256:pJUB/WbgBpUaBODNgG0yNQkO8P+ZUKUN3hn5ztIk+QI

SSH Public Keys

• ED25519: ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIMgIWLtsbSAYUYGQO0R9sLxE7hRaDXEUnQEBRl+mP2jP
• ECDSA: ecdsa-sha2-nistp256 AAAAE2VjZHNhLXNoYTItbmlzdHAyNTYAAAAIbmlzdHAyNTYAAABBBFDT00K1beztD/NR5dxtRx/JYCRckRenEADs95Abfamxhc+czUS2qqeWsfig5V2Rl+JwPy4YyaT+niFawYNNFus=
• RSA: ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAABIwAAAIEAx6joxZShbTzYijkjnJEDtutf7jx3gkP6soNW5R+yRAnyby0ZMMnODZl5lsr//FFZ+WhrLRzAor3LmV4pi2nBaXSbyHb/KxMuGGFBYe6484NuvsD/CiHS92V1zJAaLaq0Qgz0jfigPg/QV5g0sthERWl8a72u+hkY2v8K97w+X3M=

Mail Server SSL Certificates

• Certificate File

Program Binary Compatibility

• OpenBSD/amd64 binaries
• OpenBSD/i386 binaries
• Legacy OpenBSD 3.5 binaries
• Legacy 4.3BSD binaries

Users who wish to use the GNU versions of the standard commands (ls, cp, etc) can create an empty file in ~/.prefer_gnu. This will cause the relevant aliases to be automatically configured on login.

History

Old-time users (1997-2001) were originally hosted at our first installation in Oklahoma City, OK on a server named SMOKE.CSOFT.NET. They were transferred to our network in Atlanta on June 1st, 2001 on a server named RESIN.CSOFT.NET. On February 2006, service moved to Montreal datacenter. On November 2013, all servers moved to New York City.