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I use information from a pbx to construct the netname:<br>
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10703 is the serial for the pbx.<br>
003 is the subnet id.<br>
004 is the company id.<br>
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Combined you get tinc10703003004<br>
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On the pbx side i use something like company10703004<br>
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I wil try tinc3003004, may that wil solve the problem of duplicate
interfaces.<br>
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Perry<br>
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On 10/03/2010 07:21 PM, Guus Sliepen wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Sun, Oct 03, 2010 at 06:54:59PM +0200, Perry Couprie wrote:
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<pre wrap="">When using the following tinc node names.
To setup 2 vpn's to a seconde server:
tinc10703003005
tinc10703003004
I get duplicate interfaces.
But when i change tinc10703003005 to linc10703003005.
So that the name for the tincd nodes become:
linc10703003005
tinc10703003004
Then i don't haven multiple interfaces.
Is this because of a maximum size for the netname ?
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Tinc does not have a limit to the size of the netname. However, the kernel
and/or ifconfig might have limits. I assume you do not have over 10 billion
tinc daemons running, so perhaps you can shorten those large numbers somewhat.
I'm curious, what is the reason for it?
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