MH>> Handling a port is not that hard. MV> It isn't hard, but once you let go of the "IPv4 NAT think", many MV> things become a lot easier with IPv6.
Easier but unsecure as hell.
MH>> And as we know meanwhile, that was not the problem with Janis' MH>> system.
MV> Janis created confusion by running two binkp servers in an unusual and MV> illogical configuration. Her two binkp servers both present 1:261/38 MV> and 1:261/100 as AKA. One binkp server answers on the standard port, MV> the other on port 24555. This outlandish configuration is not what the MV> nodelist suggests. Hence the confusion.
Unusual things are not forbidden as long as the don't create problems. Aren't we all a bit "unusual"? :)
cu, Matthias --- GoldED+/W64-MSVC 1.1.5-b20180707 * Origin: MHS Systems (2:301/1)
