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 # About
 
-The volunteergrid is a tahoe storage grid from users for users. Contrary to the [TestGrid](TestGrid)–which may be flushed at any time for development/testing reasons–the volunteergrid is meant as a stable alternative to the commercial [allmydata.com grid](http://allmydata.com/). It was [proposed by Eugene L.](http://allmydata.org/pipermail/tahoe-dev/2009-February/001248.html) in February 2009 and an introducer [was set up](http://allmydata.org/pipermail/tahoe-dev/2009-February/001341.html) by Zooko after the idea received a fair amount of praise. There are usually between 15 and 20 active server nodes, but new nodes are always welcome.
+The volunteergrid is a tahoe storage grid from users for users. Contrary to the [TestGrid](TestGrid)–which may be flushed at any time for development/testing reasons–the volunteergrid is meant as a stable alternative to the commercial [allmydata.com grid](http://allmydata.com/). It was [proposed by Eugene L.](http://allmydata.org/pipermail/tahoe-dev/2009-February/001248.html) in February 2009 and an introducer [was set up](http://allmydata.org/pipermail/tahoe-dev/2009-February/001341.html) by Zooko after the idea received a fair amount of praise. This introducer unfortunately died when nooxie's upgrade went wrong. A [new, more resilient, introducer](http://allmydata.org/pipermail/tahoe-dev/2009-December/003290.html) was implemented by [François Deppierraz]mailto:francois(at)ctrlaltdel.ch on December 2009.
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+There are usually between 15 and 20 active server nodes, but new nodes are always welcome.
 
 
 # Setting up a volunteergrid (storage) node
  * Follow the [install instructions](http://allmydata.org/source/tahoe/trunk/docs/install.html)
  * If your storage server is behind a firewall/NAT, please set up port forwarding to your *tub.port* and point *tub.location* to your external IP address (see [configuration](http://allmydata.org/source/tahoe/trunk/docs/configuration.txt)).
- * Set your introducer.furl to *pb://6cypm5tfsv6ag43g3j5z74qx5nfxa2qq@207.7.145.200:64228,nooxie.zooko.com:64228/introducer*
+ * Set your introducer.furl to *pb://yni7uuz6oc3lxvjdcivm7mzz6v64yibx@volunteergrid.allmydata.org:52627,tahoe.ctrlaltdel.ch:52627,volunteergrid.lothar.com:52627,introducer.volunteergrid.org:52627/introducer*
  * Please subscribe to the [volunteergrid-l](http://allmydata.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/volunteergrid-l) mailing list - it is very low-traffic but might feature important announcements.
  * Add your node to the [map](http://webcontent.osm.lab.rfc822.org/tahoe/).
 
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 # Links
  * [Map of servers and people involved with the volunteergrid](http://webcontent.osm.lab.rfc822.org/tahoe/)
- * [Introducer web interface](http://nooxie.zooko.com:9797/) provided by Zooko
+ * [Introducer web interface](http://volunteergrid.allmydata.org:8123/)
  * [Public web interface (secorp.net)](http://secorp.net:8123) provided by Peter, the CEO of allmydata.com
  * [Public web interface (soultcer.net)](http://tahoe.soultcer.net) provided by David T.
 
 # Servers
-## Introducer (nooxie.zooko.com)
-nooxie is located in a co-lo in San Francisco. It is an athlon64 server running release "NCP1" of Nexenta GNU/OpenSolaris (<http://nexenta.org> ). It has two identical SATA drives of about 33 GB capacity each in a ZFS RAID-Z mirror, at the time of this writing about 5 GB free. Its uptime is (on 2009-07-11), 72 days, which is when we upgraded it to Nexenta NCP1 final from an early beta release of Nexenta NCP1.  uname -a says: `SunOS nooxie 5.11 NexentaOS_20080312 i86pc i386 i86pc Solaris`
+## Introducer
+
+The introducer is currently run by [François Deppierraz]mailto:francois(at)ctrlaltdel.ch on *tahoe.ctrlaltdel.ch*, an OpenVZ VE running under Debian lenny.
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+In the unfortunate case where the current introducer disappear, the following people should be able to bring it back into life: Zooko, Brian Warner and David T. Ask on the mailing or contact them directly.
 
 ## Storage Nodes