RE: DUNDi configuration & Realtime

> thank you quite kindly for the response.  i did look
into that -- very
> interesting. now how does one go about finding peers?

DUNDi is a statically configured protocol for now.  You must
have a static
dundi.conf configured with peers and mappings for each
server you would like
to use the DUNDi protocol with.  Peers are assigned by each
server
administrator.  There is no such thing as a dynamic DUNDi
peer relationship
that I know of, nor do I see the real benefit for this, it
could create
security holes.

JR

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JR Richardson wrote:
>> thank you quite kindly for the response.  i did
look into that -- very
>> interesting. now how does one go about finding
peers?
> 
> DUNDi is a statically configured protocol for now.  You
must have a static
> dundi.conf configured with peers and mappings for each
server you would like
> to use the DUNDi protocol with.  Peers are assigned by
each server
> administrator.  There is no such thing as a dynamic
DUNDi peer relationship
> that I know of, nor do I see the real benefit for this,
it could create
> security holes.

i wasn't thinking of "dynamic dundi" per se, i
just meant using mysql as
a storage engine for the info in dundi.conf.

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