RE: Server ID not valid Error

There is a not-documented public_ip = bla; that you can set in the primary listener config block which overrides the bind IP as the IP used to generate the server ID.

- S

-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Reed <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 26, 2008 12:06
To: silc-devel-cR8azDVoa3JZ/hxrHI3Fm9i2O/[email protected] <silc-devel-cR8azDVoa3JZ/hxrHI3Fm9i2O/[email protected]>
Subject: Server ID not valid Error


Hello,

    I have been getting a Server ID not valid error when trying to
connect a silc server (Server B) to a silc server/router (Server A).
Server B is behind a NAT, so I checked the server logs on Server A to
figure out which IP Server B was using to connect. I set that IP as
hostname in the ServerInfo section, but am still getting the same error.
Am I supposed to put Server B's NAT IP in primary listener info instead?

Also, the logs on Server A say
        "Incoming connection from xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)"
regardless of what I set the hostname to be. What does the first and
second IP address in the incoming connection log actually reflect?

Server A OS: Gentoo
Server B OS: Ubuntu
both servers are running Silc Server 1.1.14

Thanks in advance,
Brian
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