Post your static IP

[satoshi]

It would be nice to have a list of static IPs for new users to send test donations to so they can see how the software works.  If you can accept incoming connections and you have a static IP address, post it here!

Anything sent to these IPs should be considered a donation.  

If you do request a round-trip, be sure to include your return bitcoin address or IP in the comment, but please assume it'll be one-way.  They won't necessarily be watching for incoming transactions to send back.

[theymos]

I'm at theymos.ath.cx. I should be online 24/7.

You need to look up my IP address before you give it to Bitcoin. My IP address only changes infrequently, so this should be OK.

[sirius]

82.130.33.53, should be up most of the time.

[Xunie]

Should be up most of the time, although, I sometimes turn it off...

94.209.188.239 Don't got the resources to run it anymore... up!

And donate me something!

[ihrhase]

192.168.1.12  Aside from a minor outage due to weather, it will be up 24/7...

[SmokeTooMuch]

192.168.1.12  Aside from a minor outage due to weather, it will be up 24/7...

This pretty much looks like your local ip.

look here http://whatismyipaddress.com for your public ip.

[I-am-not-anonymous]

98.149.111.20

To all who use TOR--good luck to you!

[ihrhase]

192.168.1.12  Aside from a minor outage due to weather, it will be up 24/7...

This pretty much looks like your local ip.

look here http://whatismyipaddress.com for your public ip.

Thnx  65.33.97.204

[Legion]

Thank you everyone.  I will put up a hidden service relay soon enough..for those who wish to be truly anonymous.

EDIT: Tor users try aaiuestmhzt6pjsl.onion as a node!  Should be up!

GUIDE:
Essentially put this in your torrc.  The hiddenservicedir really can be anywhere though.  Bitcoin/Relaydata is just logical, because if you back that folder up(holds your wallet), you will also back up your relay's private keys, which will let you keep the same .onion address.

HiddenServiceDir C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\Bitcoin\Relaydata
HiddenServicePort 8333 127.0.0.1:8333

[The Madhatter]

Found these ones online:

(I2P / port 8333)
7dcgf6w3ahd7rjmhyzbu6mvji2pncv2sywlhjhoxkoi6gsjqucxq.b32.i2p

(TOR / port 8333)
ijzt2eeizty3p5xe.onion

They are listed on http://hosts.i2p (on I2P)

[greg]

greg0.info

or

74.210.187.179

[Brandon]

bitcoin.thruhere.net // 75.81.184.156

Both are the same thing, first is just DynDNS in case my IP changes.

[niekie]

(deleted as nodes are down currently)

[lachesis]

My VPS, validity.alloscomp.com (resolves to 208.98.52.221), should also be up nearly 24/7.

[HarryS]

I am new here, but I just started running the Bitcoind, and I plan to keep it running unless I find anything "wrong" with the project (which I don't think I shall).

You can strap onto ipv4.harry.lu, and it should work. Main harry.lu points to the same address, but it is a dual-stack host, and I don't know if IPv6 will break the client.

[BitLex]

bitlex.co.cc

supposed to automate exchange bitcoin4L$, so it should be up an running 24/7.

[thufir]

74.82.216.10

24/7 High Bandwidth Seed-node, courtesy of https://vekja.net

Newcomers to Bitcoin, for faster block downloads to get you started , run bitcoin with the parameter:
"-addnode=74.82.216.10"

[xcikni]

Hi there, new to the project. I find it interesting so here is my support to it

IP: 200.69.244.1

Edit: Not reliable.

[db]

bitcoin.modernjob.info

[aceat64]

66.221.254.71

I'm running it on my co-located server in Dallas.