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> If one is running a mail server and has it inside their firewall and if
> using one IP then t has to use NAT. Couldn't one presumeably use the setup
> above and run a mail server on Plan 9 and bypass having to use NAT? And
> also do the same thing for a web server?
Yes, I do that. The exampl
I love the idea of importing the external interface to get outside the
network. When I first read about this in Plan9, that's when the system
really "clicked" for me.
On Fri, May 8, 2020 at 1:08 PM hiro <23h...@gmail.com> wrote:
> you can also have multiple ipstacks, working ipv6 and what have yo
you can also have multiple ipstacks, working ipv6 and what have you.
cinap fixed a bunch of stuff in this regard.
it's much more like linux network namespaces now, no limits to your
creativity...
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I ran across this old post by Dave Presotto when someone inquired about Plan 9
as a firewall:
If you have multiple Plan 9 machines, you can use one as an inside/outside
machine and just import it's outside interface onto the inside
machines. For example, this is how we configure our outside i
