REPLY: 2:240/1120.29 8cefcf84   
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   Hi Tim,   
      
   21 Jun 22 19:24, from Tim Schattkowsky -> Ulrich Schroeter, in URL   
   area://WINPOINT?msgid=2:240/1120.29+8cefcf84:   
      
    TS> //Hello Ulrich,//   
    TS> on *17.06.22* at *10:45:41* You wrote in Area *WINPOINT*   
    TS> to *Tim Schattkowsky* about *"Re: Problem ipv6 vs ipv4"*.   
      
    US>> ,5555,Nieuw_Schnoord,Driebergen,Michiel_van_der_Vlist,-Unpublishe   
    US>> d-,300,M N,CM,MO,XW,IBN:fido.vlist.eu,IBN:fido4to6.vlis   
    US>> t.eu,PING,TRACE,U,ENC,RPK,NPK,NC   
      
    US>> and here you can find the related FQDNs   
    US>> I would give it a try with these 2 listed FQDNs   
      
    TS> Oh. So is this whole IPv4/IPv6 discussion here about the idea that WP   
    TS> should try the other entry from the nodelist?   
      
   running binkd I have a list of several FQDNs for my system in the host line:   
      
   node 2:240/1120 ambrosia60.dd-dns.de;ambrosia60.goip.de;ambrosia   
   0.ddnss.org;ambrosia60.srvdns.de;fra.dv-kontakte.de;ambrosia60.spdns.e u   
   MYPASSWD   
      
   not all covered by the nodelist, but all I give in a points- or noderequest to   
   my new downlinks as bossnode   
   to allow fallback scenario configurations.   
   binkd tries in a poll the first FQDN. If the connection fails, binkd tries the   
   2nd configured FQDN and so on until all FQDNs are tested. Then restarts from   
   beginning ... until count of tries and probably a delaying hold time until   
   further tries.   
      
   I've used a couple of DynDNS providers in the past. Most providers did work ..   
   but also a long working DynDNS   
   provider did fail one day and until the service has been brought back online   
   it tooks 2 or 3 days.   
   so therefor I've no longer using only one DynDNS provider.   
   As said, in binkd config I can configure multiple FQDNs ... this I still   
   didn't found in WP how to configure multiple FQDNs ...   
      
   this may also cover the ipv4 vs. ipv6 discussion   
   but on the original question of the point it relates to Michaels system, as   
   the requestor had a point number under Michiels system so that he probably   
   talked about his bossnodes system ... thats Michiels system   
      
    TS> Regards,   
    TS> Tim   
      
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   regards, uli    ;-)   
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