Hi Stephen,

Stephen Walsh wrote to Michiel Broek:
SW> Hello Michiel.
SW> 
SW> 20 Apr 09 21:12, you wrote to me:
SW> 
SW>  SW>  MB>> It is some sort of tree structure without a
central server.
SW>  SW>  MB>> You just need 2 nodes to start.
SW>  SW>>
SW>  SW>> So I can have a link to system a (that also has others linked into
SW>  SW>> it), and also a link to system z and they will have access to the
SW>  SW>> systems via a?
SW>  SW>>
SW> 
SW>  MB> As long as the whole chain isn't broken, systems on the far ends can
SW>  MB> see each other.
SW> 
SW> OK, thanks.. Must have been something else that was stoping our two 
SW> systems
SW> from linking up.

If two nextdoor systems stop seeing eachother, it's mostly a IP change that
causes it. For that problem there is a setting. For all other cases the two
systems will try to connect eachother every few seconds.




    Greetings, Michiel Broek

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