N0 nl0.net mirror
vc.ci mirror registry

Your vc.ci name,
mirrored.

nl0.net is the second home for vc.ci names. Sign in with vc.ci, claim the same label, and get a full DNS panel — even if the name under vc.ci ever stops resolving.

No card. No queue. The name is already yours — this is the copy that stays.

0names mirrored
0linked accounts
5languages
the mirror rule
you already hold
yourname.vc.ci
active
you can claim
yourname.nl0.net
→
$ dig +short yourname.nl0.net → yourname.vc.ci $ dig +short cn.nl0.net ✕ country code — refused

The mirror is a CNAME to the vc.ci name, so DNS changes follow automatically. You can replace it with your own records at any time.

Three steps

Claim it in a minute.

The only proof we need is the vc.ci authorization itself. No passwords are shared, no names are guessed.

01

Authorize vc.ci

One redirect. vc.ci tells us which names you hold — nothing else.

/oauth/vc-ci/start

02

Pick your names

Claim one, or press Claim all. Country codes and reserved labels are refused on the spot.

a.vc.ci → a.nl0.net

03

Control the DNS

A, AAAA, CNAME, TXT, MX, SRV and CAA. Every write goes straight to Spaceship.

TTL 300 · instant publish

What you get

A mirror that is actually useful.

We kept the parts that matter from vc.ci, freedns.my and the classic registries — and removed the queue.

01

Same label, no lottery

Only the holder of a.vc.ci can claim a.nl0.net. The reverse is never true.

02

Country codes refused

cn, us, uk, eu and every other territory code stay out of the mirror namespace.

03

Full DNS panel

Seven record types, editable in place, published to Spaceship the moment you save.

04

Live source status

If the vc.ci name disappears, the mirror is flagged instead of silently breaking.

05

Five languages

English, 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語, 한국어 — one account, one URL scheme.

06

Classic interface

Prefer the freedns.my look? Switch to plain monospace tables with one click.

✕

Country codes are not brands.

If you hold cn.vc.ci, cn.nl0.net is not available to you or to anyone else. The check runs at claim time and again at registration; ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 plus the exceptional codes are covered.

cn.vc.ci → cn.nl0.net refused · a.vc.ci → a.nl0.net allowed

Under the hood

A real zone, not a redirect.

Every mirror is a normal name in the nl0.net zone. The default record is a CNAME to your vc.ci name; replace it if you want independent hosting.

Records you can publish

TypeUse it for
A / AAAAPoint the name at an IPv4 or IPv6 host
CNAMEAlias to another hostname — the default mirror record
TXTVerification, SPF, DKIM, notes
MX / SRVMail routing and service discovery
CAARestrict which CAs may issue certificates

Mirror lifecycle

Mirrors renew themselves while the vc.ci name stays active. Delete the vc.ci name and the mirror is flagged, never silently removed.

claim a.vc.ci → a.nl0.net publish CNAME @ → a.vc.ci edit A @ → 203.0.113.10 delete withdraw every record, hold the label 7 days

API tokens and a JSON API are included for automation. Read more

Ready when your name is.

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