Address 255.255.255.255 (default) does not deny any connections Ranges can be defined by setting corresponding number to 0, e.g. List of denied server addresses / ranges SrvListAllow1 = 192.168.0.0 Allow network .x SrvListAllow0 = 10.0.0.0 Allow network 10.x.x.x There can be max SERVERS_LIST_SIZE (default 50) srvListAllow lines Only IP addresses can be used here, not DNS names Address 255.255.255.255 (default) does not allow any connections List of allowed server addresses / ranges 1=Require that server address (or range of addresses) is listed in 0=Allow connections to all server addressess, 3 = 2 + Everything else (very detailed and exhaustive logging = BIG log files) 2 = 1 + Ini values + exceptions in logic flow 1 = 0 + Important messages + Connections opened / closed 0 = Very little (fatal() messages, relaying done) Notice: If you set allowedmodes = 0, repeater will run without listening to any ports, 0=None, 1=Only Mode 1, 2=Only Mode 2, 3=Both modes You need to create a suitable (normal, non-privileged) user/group and change name here it changes to this user after ports have been bound in startup If program is started as root (to allow binding ports below 1024), so please invite me to visit and admire your server(s) -) of 1000 simultaneous sessions, you are probably a *very big company*, Notice: If you actually *have* computer(s) capable How many sessions can we have active at the same time ? Notice ! This IS NOT address of server or viewer, but repeater itself ! older repeater versions (before 0.12) did default (0.0.0.0 = INADDR_ANY = uses all addresses) is the same that machines each having their own ip address) ip addresses (for example, one physical machine running several virtual Listen Ip address (of repeater itself) in case your server happens to have several They will not appear in the next version.) You can either remove them or leave them as is.
(please note that I know about the ^M charachters you see when editing the file in vim. Configuration is pretty straightforward, The file /etc/nf is the config file.
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