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Franklin Piat about Multiple Interfaces, Same IP
Fri, 05.02.2010 22:59
Ask on debian-user mailing lis t. (i.e don't turn debian-pla net into a support "mailing li st").

martin f. krafft about Multiple Interfaces, Same IP
Fri, 05.02.2010 20:58
Rather than some custom SSH-tu nnel-based VPN, do yourself th e favour and use OpenVPN inste ad. It supports tap inte [...]

GyrosGeier about Multiple Interfaces, Same IP
Fri, 05.02.2010 14:24
I think "setting up a listenin g socket at only one of these interfaces" is the historical reason why it's not comm [...]

Joerg Jaspert about Multiple Interfaces, Same IP
Fri, 05.02.2010 14:19
That works nicely for me for * years* now.

Russell Coker about Multiple Interfaces, Same IP
Fri, 05.02.2010 13:20
Having multiple interfaces wit h the same IP address was alwa ys the standard configuration of a terminal server wit [...]

Wednesday, March 11. 2009

We're winning... (?)

As funny as these stories are for reading, any hard data is absolutely lacking. Are there similar stories which actually cite sources? OTOH the fact that even cheap main stream devices like USB sticks and WLAN routers routinely have “compatible with Linux”, often even giving a kernel version, printed on the package tells me that the stories are not that far off. Even so, I'd be curious who these Icelandic Microsoft Certified Partners switching to Linux / Free Software are (first link, the quote below also originates there).

Microsoft Access, the only database software on the planet that’s better at printing mail-merged stickers than it is at storing data.

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The French gendarmerie is switching to open source as well, according to a recent article on arstechnica.com and IE8 is expected to be standard compliant. Although, I do not think there is anything to "win", open (source, standards, etc.) is becoming relevant.

#1 Mathias Laurin on 2009-03-14 23:04 (Reply)

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