I wound up using Dynamic DNS, but I'm not sure that a host name could be
parsed there. Otherwise, you need a static IP.
Your second example is interesting. I don't suppose it would accept
something clever like:
circuit mul-123 Multinet 207.123.123.*0*:15001:listen --cost 8 --t3 120
Or
circuit mul-123 Multinet 207.123.123.*0/24*:15001:listen --cost 8 --t3 120
On 4/26/22 12:04 PM, Iain Hardcastle wrote:
Hi all,
Is there way to have PDR accept arbitrary TCP Multinet connections?
This works:
circuit mul-123 Multinet 207.123.123.123:15001:listen --cost 8 --t3 120
While this does not:
circuit mul-123 Multinet 0.0.0.0:15001:listen --cost 8 --t3 120
I’m sure I’ve had it working before..
Problem is, that remote 207 address is dynamic.
Cheers,
iain
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