Hi, On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 09:47:03AM +0200, [email protected] wrote: > Everything has its pro/cons.... > If a connection stands, it only consumes cycles and battery power. > > I was wondering, even if a connection was re-established with the peer-id, > would full negotiation take place, requiring the access to your private key, > and in some cases the prompting for the PIN?
The sole point of peer-id is to avoid having to re-establish a session
(and, for that matter, tear down the previous session).
The server will just update its "what IP/port is the client on?" table
entry, without restarting anything.
gert
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