Moving to another country: how to prevent from being disqualified?

[jeremyfritzen]

Thank you for your time Alexey, it’s very appreciated
Your explanation makes me have some other questions… I hope this won’t bother you too much

@Alexey

Perhaps it will lost almost all reputation for downtime. But it should recover fast when you will bring it online. There is only risk, that the disqualification for downtime could be enabled during this time.

Just ot be sure that I understand well the disqualification: Once a node is disqualified, this node can be considered as “outside of the network”, right? So there is no way to use it again and I have to create a new identity, right (even if it’s with the same public IP)?

Based on your explanation about using nodes behind the same public IP, I understand that it’s not a recommended pattern, right?
In my point of view, this pattern is interesting only if you have 2 different computers with their own storage caapcity and you can’t “agregate” the whole storage capacity for 1 computer only. Am I right?

@Alexey

Please, do not try to run a clone of the node - its identity will be disqualified pretty fast. Each of clone will not have data from the other clone and vice versa.

Actually, I was planning to follow the procedure of migration a SNO (as described in the official FAQ and in this post). I don’t plan to run both nodes at the same time.

Thanks again for your time!