Hi Johnny, Do you see 1.151 (CLOUDY) trying to connect from 64.137.182.230 port 4711? Thanks Supratim -- Supratim Sanyal /*Named must your fear be before banish it you can. - Yoda*/ 39.19151 N, 77.23432 W | Ph: +1 469 SANYALS (+1 469 726 9257) | www.sanyal.org <http://www.sanyal.org/> Sent via FossaMail <http://www.fossamail.org> on Windows 10 Professional 64-bit / Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo P8700 @ 2533 MHz <https://www.facebook.com/supratim.sanyal>

On 2016-10-08 21:44, Supratim Sanyal wrote: Hi. No idea. If it tries, the packets will just be silently dropped, as I have not setup that machine to talk with the bridge. Johnny

Hi. On 2016-10-19 23:22, supratim at riseup.net wrote: This doesn't fully make sense. You currently have a connection through the bridge. Are you suggestion you want a second bridge connection? I just added CLOUDY to the nodename database, but apart from that, it has little relevance to what I'm doing here. But what kind of machine is this? You know, since you already have the bridge running, you could just add relaying between your bridges as well. No need to involve me. Johnny

Supratim, the bridge program have a config. In it, you specify both the local interface, as well as remote sites. You can list multiple remote sites. There is only one thing to keep in mind - don't create loops. The bridge program do not have anything similar to STP, so it will not detect loops, but will just send the packets around spinning if you do. Otherwise it is extremely straight forward. Let me know if anything is unclear. Johnny On 2016-10-20 02:02, Supratim Sanyal wrote:

So yeah, I have a physical host in Kansas City, MO that I'd love to get connected. Other good possibilities are Singapore or even better Hong Kong.. I want to try to take my OS/2 BBS, and make it multi node splitting it with decnet "port" of Synchronet... I would be more than happy to setup a Windows NT 4 terminal server with DecNET access for anyone interested. My office in Hong Kong has a 100mbit connection so it shouldn't be terrible, but if peering state side is needed the server has a 100mbit connection as well. I prefer the bridge as it's an excuse to use my NT port of Johnny's bridge program. Or failing that I have a cisco 7206 to do a GRE, but this router is in my office in Hong Kong. Thanks! Jason -- Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.