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|    mark lewis to Michiel van der Vlist    |
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|    19 Dec 17 13:04:42    |
       On 2017 Dec 19 13:10:18, you wrote to me:               MV>>> If all servers were bysy, one would expect it to be busy on IPv4 as        MV>>> well, at least occasionally.               ml>> i was thinking of a situation where one would have two different        ml>> configs sharing the same in/out dirs but having other settings        ml>> different... eg: bonding to an address, limiting servers, online at        ml>> certain times only...               MV> Ah, one of your exotic scenarios... ;-)              maybe but not really... i've done it a few times here on my network to keep a       system up while moving it to another system... in this case, i would add more       IP addresses to one system and then bind binkd instances to some of them so       they would take in the mail for the moving system(s)... once the system(s) was       moved, then everything was switched to the new installation... simple firewall       rules and port forwarding changes from one address to another... it is       especially fun when you're NATting your connection and have a block of IPs       coming through that NAT ;)               MV> Firewall is nr one on my list, IPv4 only binkd version second.              i hadn't gotten there, yet... i was looking at the software configuration :)              )\/(ark              Always Mount a Scratch Monkey       Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it       wrong...       ... Chile Sauce - Ketchup with an attitude.       ---        * Origin: (1:3634/12.73)    |
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