On 2011-01-01, Matt Evans m...@mattevans.org wrote:
I've never seen an example where hostnames are used in place of static
IP addresses in configuration files. Is it the case that anywhere I see
an ip address (filenames, conf file values, etc), I could just as easily
put in foo.dyndns.org?
Why do you think IPSec needs one fixed-IP endpoint? Certainly, things
won't work if both of you change IP addresses before the DNS updates,
but you seem to accept that. You can also get a fixed IP for free by
contacting one of the IPv6 tunnel brokers. Yes, this will be
IPv6-over-IPv4, which
On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 04:19:53PM -0600, Matt Evans wrote:
A friend and I are both on dynamic IP residential broadband
connections. We both use OpenBSD boxes as edge devices.
We were wondering if it were possible to create an ipsec tunnel between
us, even though we both have dynamic public
Why do you think IPSec needs one fixed-IP endpoint? Certainly, things
won't work if both of you change IP addresses before the DNS updates,
but you seem to accept that. You can also get a fixed IP for free by
contacting one of the IPv6 tunnel brokers. Yes, this will be
IPv6-over-IPv4, which
A friend and I are both on dynamic IP residential broadband
connections. We both use OpenBSD boxes as edge devices.
We were wondering if it were possible to create an ipsec tunnel between
us, even though we both have dynamic public IPs.
The documentation I've read seems to suggest that at least
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