The proposal increases the type1.1rewardable_nodes of Node Operator paxme from 0 to 28 in order to include 28 nodes in the zh4 DC.
The node’s Node Operator matches the one from the proposal and since the node_allowance is 0 this are the maximum number of nodes the NO can have as rewardable.
This also concludes the type1.1rewardable_nodes of NP Tomahawk.vc since including proposal 135319 it has already reached the maximum number of nodes that an NP can have, 42.
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The proposal increases the type1.1rewardable_nodes of Node Operator tisgk from 0 to 14 in order to include 14 nodes in the zh7 DC.
The node’s Node Operator matches the one from the proposal and since the node_allowance is 0 this are the maximum number of nodes the NO can have as rewardable.
The proposal increases the type1.1rewardable_nodes of Node Operator ciprs from 0 to 28 in order to include 28 nodes in the zh6 DC.
The node’s Node Operator matches the one from the proposal and since the node_allowance is 0 this are the maximum number of nodes the NO can have as rewardable.
This also concludes the type1.1rewardable_nodes of NP Sygnum Bank since including proposal 135321 it has already reached the maximum number of nodes that an NP can have, 42.
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The proposal increases the type1.1rewardable_nodes of Node Operator sqxhb from 0 to 28 in order to include 28 nodes in the zh5 DC.
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The proposal increases the type1.1rewardable_nodes of Node Operator 5syyj from 0 to 14 in order to include 14 nodes in the at2 DC.
The node’s Node Operator matches the one from the proposal and the node_allowance is 1 which doesn’t raise issues since the NP BLP22, LLC only has 14 type1 nodes far from the maximum of 42.
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The self-declaration document was uploaded on the IC Wiki
The Node Operator ID proposed is new
A statement, published on the IC wiki, signed by both the current and the new node provider
Currently the NP has a total of 0 type1 nodes which means it can add the proposed 14 nodes and still have a possibility of adding an additional 28 nodes before meeting the maximum number of nodes 42.
NP Allusion has currently 28 type1 nodes on DC an1 controlled by NO pgunx-7pdft-jwvuo-j65kd-2mdxl-bi3r7-znv4c-vw2q3-2gno4-2uoeg-wqe which match the number of nodes proposed and the DC mentioned in the proposal.
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The proposal increases the type1.1rewardable_nodes of Node Operator mw64v from 24 to 25 in order to include node l3uqp.
The node matches the Node Operator in the proposal and wasn’t mentioned in previous proposals of this type, proposal 135287, proposal 134667, proposal 134745 and proposal 135246 and is the last one of the current nodes operated by this NO in order to have all the nodes as rewardable.
The NP still has a remaining node_allowance of 3.
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The Node Operator ID proposed is new
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Currently the NP has a total of 0 type1 nodes which means it can add the proposed 14 nodes and still have a possibility of adding an additional 28 nodes before meeting the maximum number of nodes 42.
NP Allusion has currently 14 type1 nodes on DC an1 controlled by NO pgunx-7pdft-jwvuo-j65kd-2mdxl-bi3r7-znv4c-vw2q3-2gno4-2uoeg-wqe if we subtract the nodes handed over in proposal 135334, which match the number of nodes proposed and the DC mentioned in the proposal.
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The proposal increases the type1.1rewardable_nodes of Node Operator xdara from 0 to 14 in order to include 14 nodes in the ge1 DC.
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Node Provider NODAO is adding a new Node Operator record for 14 nodes in the AN1 DC. This is inline with the steps to migrate the nodes from the previous Node Provider Allusion.
The previous NO record with ID pgunx shows 28 Gen-1 nodes on this site, which is greater than the allowance being proposed. As clarified in a previous forum post
The NP ID belongs to NODAO as they will be taking over 14/28 nodes in this data center
The NO ID being added is new and does not reference any records from other data centers
A signed handover statement is present on the wiki
Hash of the signed handover statement matches what is published on the self declaration page of NODAO.
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This proposal configures rewards for 14 nodes in GE1 DC for the Node Provider Decentralized Entities Foundation, to use the Type1.1 reward configuration.
All 14 node IDs mentioned in the proposal are listed on the public dashboard under GE1 data center
ic-admin shows node_allowance: 0. This means that all 14 nodes have been onboarded and this is the maximum amount allowed on this site and eligible for rewards. This is equal to the number of rewardable nodes being configured for this proposal.
type1.1 reward configuration is used
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This proposal configures removes the old Node Operator record with ID 4ohfd. This record indicates that the (previous) Node Provider Sygnum Bank was running 28 Gen-1 nodes in the ZH5 data center.
As ZH5 has been handed over to the (new) Node Provider Reist Telecom AG, and rewards have already been configured, the final step as per the instructions given to NPs is this proposal to remove the old NO.
Old NO records shows node_allowance: 28 which is equal to the rewardable_nodes. This means that no nodes are deployed with this NO record
The old NO record is for ZH5 DC
The NP ID on this NO record belongs to Sygnum Bank
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As part of the Steps for Gen-1 Node onboarding after 48 months, the proposal removes the Node Operator 4ohfd from NP Sygnum Bank. Using the dre tool I verified that no nodes are currently controlled by this Node Operator, although no proposal was made to set the rewards of this NO to 0 prior to this proposal as per the required steps, I don’t see any problem with this.
All nodes that were controlled by this NO in DC zh5 are now controlled by the newly created NO sqxhb-kreor-og6yg-hmbpu-mr3k7-b72at-dxjqk-xisvr-qkb6k-qmbt3-dae in proposal 135245 from NP Reist Telecom AG.
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This proposal removes node operator 4ohfd. As can be seen using the IC-API, the associated node provider Sygnum Bank no longer has any registered nodes using this node operator ID.
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Reason:
In line with node rewards after 48 months for gen1, NP DeNoDe is adding NO k4aor for 14 nodes in the AN1 DC, as per forum announcement for the excess nodes that were previously managed by Allusion.
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Reason:
In line with proposal-update-interim-gen-1-node-provider-remuneration-after-48-months,
NP Decentralized Entities Foundation sets: 14 rewardable_nodes for NO xdara in the GE1 DC.
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Reason:
NP Sygnum Bank is removing the old NO 4ohfd used in the ZH5 DC, after all the nodes were handed over to NP Reist Telecom.
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Reason:
In line with node rewards after 48 months for gen1, NP NODAO is adding NO kn6jm for 14 nodes in the MM1 DC in Florida, as per forum announcement for the excess nodes that were previously managed by Giant Leaf.
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The self-declaration document was uploaded on the IC Wiki
The Node Operator ID proposed is new
A statement, published on the IC wiki, signed by both the current and the new node provider
Currently the NP has a total of 14 type1.1 nodes if we assume the node_allowance that this NP has due to proposal 135359 which means it can add the proposed 14 nodes and still have a possibility of adding an additional 14 nodes before meeting the maximum number of nodes 42.
NP Giant Leaf, LLC has currently 14 type1 nodes on DC mm1 controlled by NO nj365-76cya-vjwgn-vyuxb-y74nh-bhlti-l6mzp-5efbh-u7nld-5jeba-kae, which matches the number of nodes and DC proposed.
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[NNS Proposal] Zero Rewards for Obsolete Node Types (type0, type1, type2)
TL;DR
We propose setting the monthly node reward for the fully deprecated node types—type0, type1, and type2—to 0 XDR. This step follows the ongoing evolution of the Internet Computer’s node remuneration model and removes the possibility of old rewards being distributed to obsolete node configurations.
Background
The Internet Computer node reward model has evolved over time, most recently incorporating updates to Gen-1 node provider remuneration after the initial 48-month period.
Forum discussions (e.g., forum thread) and previously adopted proposals (#125549, #127044, #132553, #133145) resulted in agreements to reduce the type1.1 reward amounts by 33% compared to the original type1 rewards.
Gen-1 nodes operating under the updated scheme can still receive rewards under the new type1.1
The deprecated node types type0, type1, and type2 are considered fully obsolete.
Proposal Overview
Zero Remuneration
Set the reward for node types type0, type1, and type2 to 0 XDR/month within the node_rewards_table in the NNS registry.
Justification
Obsolescence: The above reward types are no longer active.
Operations: Rather than requiring multiple proposals to change each affected node operator record, a single NNS proposal can eliminate all obsolete rewards directly in the reward table.
Room for Errors: This change in the table eliminates the risk that any obsolete node operator continues to receive the old rewards during the next reward cycle.
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