Let me introduce my system little bit more... There is going to be one full size Jabber-server, working in PC, which is the node to outer network. Under that there is multible customized Jabber-servers working in different embedded platforms. My goal is to deliver messages form outer network Jabber-client to system's customized Jabber-server's client. All customized Jabber-servers has own domain-names, so there is multible domains in my system. Is the solution to use s2s, and how it can be done?
Tommi Parkkila
Do you want all of the accounts in the same domain? If so, you can run multiple c2s instances, one inside and one outside. If you want separate domains (maybe there are different login databases, etc.), you can run multiple server instances, and connect them with s2s (more flexible) or connect/accept (more controlled).
-- Joe Hildebrand Denver, CO, USA
On Apr 26, 2004, at 11:47 PM, Tommi Parkkila wrote:
> Hello! > I'm investigating a possibilty to use Jabber-server farm in embedded > systems. I want to have system where is a main server with public IP > and other servers under main server have not public IP-address. How it > is possible to deliver messages from foreign client to embedded > server's client via main server and backwards? I'm novice with Jabber > technology, but this seems very promising.... > > Tommi Parkkila > > _______________________________________________ > jdev mailing list > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > https://jabberstudio.org/mailman/listinfo/jdev
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