Tony, for routing to work, you machine MUST have an IP address on the
serial connection that connects your machine to your ISP. That is why
they will only give you an address on their network. It is not possible
to just plug an address in anywhere and expect it to work. As far as RIP
goes, many ISP's won't support RIP on a dialup line. If you are using
a full period connection like T1 or 56K then you may be able to run RIP,
although many ISP's are moving toward OSPF and EOSPF as their routing
protocols. You may need to get more information from your ISP concerning
the routing protocols they support. The other problem is with your FQDN -
your xxx.ampr.org domain name is registered in the ampr.org domain, so you
would need to contact someone there to do the MX record stuff. (Sorry I'm
still kinda slow on the DNS side of things). Hope that helps.
Jason
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On Sat, 26 Dec 1998, Tony Schonfeld wrote:
> hello Everybody,
>
> 1/ I want to know how some hamradio peoples can use their static
> ampr.org ip address on the net. some ISP use dynamic ip address
> and don't want give static ip number or an ip number outside
> their network.
> My question is , if i send a routing frame like Rip to the ISP
> i can may be said by example : 44.151.38.8 gw 192.xx.xx.xx
> IF this method can work what is the protocol require ???
>
> 2/ I need to found a people can provide for me a MX backup in a
> pop3 account form ( i can retrieve the entire trafic machine with
> fetchmail ) for two of my machines in ampr.org network.
> At this time i've only one backup but i think cannot use this one for
> normal trafic use (i've per day a number of messages between 40 and
> 100 maximum ).Please let me know if you can provide this service
> for me ?
>
> Many thanks per advance for the reply about the two points.
> 73'Tony
>
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