yggno.de

Public NTP, Tox bootstrap, Yggdrasil peer and ACME certificate services for users of decentralised overlay networks

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04

About yggno.de

yggno.de runs public network services for the Yggdrasil overlay network, the Tox messenger and the ntp.yggno.de time server. The listed services are a stratum 2 NTP server, a Tox bootstrap node, a root Yggdrasil public peer and an RFC 8555-compliant ACME certificate authority for Yggdrasil clients.

The site presents these services as free public infrastructure and gives setup details and wiki references for each.

Product: Public NTP server, Tox bootstrap node, Yggdrasil root peer and an RFC 8555 ACME certificate authority.

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