I'm confused as to the purpose of the NetInfo file. Do the fileserver
and client automatically listen on all interfaces? I understand that
NetRestrict excludes interfaces, but aside from using "f" for the
fileserver behind NAT case, what is it used for?
If you have multiple network interfaces, do all of them need to be
listed in the NetInfo file?
Is there an "f" syntax for the client, and if so, when would it be needed?
Thanks,
Jason
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