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    On 2019 Jun 11 21:35:42, you wrote to Michiel van der Vlist:   
      
    BF> Since I got a new IP every time I reconnected -- and often even when I   
    BF> *was* connected -- I never could use it for any kind of server   
    BF> functions (such as binkd), only for outgoing traffic.   
      
   really??? i've always done that as long as i've had a public IP address... it   
   was a simply matter of updating my DDNS entry and that was done by running a   
   tool that stayed in the background and handled the updates automatically...   
   yes, i ran servers on my dialup... most of the time, the new IP spread through   
   the network within minutes... no problem and it worked quite well...   
      
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