I am running my own mail server here without a static ip address, using a
couple of dns hacks. Ive got an account over at dyndns.org, and the mx for
my domain (chaz.afternet.org) points to cghills.dyndns.org. So far ive had
no problems, so this should work for you too. All you need is an account
over at one of the dynamic dns providers and a client to update your ip
address.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Johann Beda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, February 04, 2001 11:53 PM
Subject: [tpc-rp] Re: cell info
> On 2001/02/04, Steve Glines wrote:
> >Uucp over IP is still an option for those of you who use dial in. For
> >that matter old fashioned UUCP might still be useful for the more remote
> >places.
>
> Would this be an option for people with a potentially 24/7
> connection, but not necessarily a static IP address? If so I would think
> that we could pick up a number of cells connected via DSL or cable modem.
>
> On another topic, what happens if multiple people want to run a
> cell in the same area? Would the phone numbers that each machine services
> be decided initially, or is there some sort of dynamic load balancing
> possible?
>
> --
> * johann beda <XNSName: =j-beda> <http://pobox.com/~j-beda/> *
>
>
>
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