On Sun, 2 Sep 2001 22:28:12 -0400, mew wrote:
>Hi Sam,
>
>Thanks for the info on the behavior.
>So basically its useless (as far as I can see). If all one has to do is
>re-login (no matter what the ip#) I fail to see what benefit it has.
>
It's basically there to keep someone from "hijacking" the session without
having the proper credentials. It has a purpose, though I can't imagine
why you wouldn't want it on, ever. Can someone point out a scenario
where you would want to be able to carry on a session across IPs? And
I mean aside from the dialup user who disconnects and reconnects. I
hardly consider that to be a solid case :)
Thanks!
--Kevin
