Hi;
I have found diald very useful and fascinating. I have a question for you about
it. Unfortunatly, I am not sure if it is not a stupid one.
Assume we have two computers; scoter (129.128.112.62) which is connected to the
LAN through an Ethernet card, and cowbird (129.128.112.134) which is connected
to the LAN through a ppp link to scoter using a modem.
If I run diald on the server (scoter),
Q1: Does it mean each time scoter need to access cowbird (say sending a mail for
somebody at cowbird), scoter will dial the cowbird?
Q2: Is this also can trick the other computers on the domain? I mean they
believe that cowbird is on line and they can access it on demand.
Sincerely,
Hassan
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Hassan Monzavi
Faculty of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada T6G 2N8
Office : C8 Pharmacy/Dentistry
Lab. : 1104 Pharmacy/Dentistry
Phone : (780)492-0305 Office
(780)492-6719 Lab.
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WWW : http://www.ualberta.ca/~hmonzavi
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