🤖 ns0

Dead-simple wildcard DNS for IP addresses. When queried with a hostname with an embedded IP address, ns0.co will return that IP Address.

Examples

• 172.16.11.1.ns0.co → 172.16.11.1
• https://89-0-216-187.ns0.co → 89.0.216.187
• www.192.168.178.110.ns0.co → 192.168.178.110
• www.192-168-178-110.ns0.co → 192.168.178.110
• 0a000803.ns0.co → 10.0.8.3
• https://www-99-21-252-127.ns0.co → 99.21.252.127
• www-c0a801fc.ns0.co → 192.168.1.252
• c-a23bh7.vhosts.10.0.0.23.ns0.co → 10.0.0.23

ns0 translates <anything>[.-]<IP Address>.ns0.co in "dot", "dash" or "hexadecimal" notation to the corresponding <IP Address>:

• dot notation: record.127.0.0.1.ns0.co
• dash notation: record-127-0-0-1.ns0.co
• hexadecimal notation: record-7f000001.ns0.co

The "dash" and "hexadecimal" notation is especially useful when using services like LetsEncrypt as it's a direct sub-domain of ns0.co

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• Cloudstack
• FastAPI
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