MULTIHOMING FEATURE

Multihming is supported on the user level. It is only
tested with NT 3.51. I dont know if this feature is
supported by Win95.

If you have several IP addresses assigned to your server
you can make one "virtual" FTP server apper to each of the
IP numbers by following the steps below:


	1) Add a new anonymous user for each IP number. After
	   the name, add @nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn, where nnn is the
	   (server) IP number this user will log in to.
	   
		anonymous@127.0.0.2
		anonymous@127.0.0.34

	   These users will only be allowed to log in when
	   going trough the IP number at the end of their
	   names.

	2) Do the same with any other users that are only
	   allowed access via a certain IP address in the
	   server.

	3) Edit the sysmsg#.txt files and add the same suffix
	   to their names.

		sysmsg0@127.0.0.2.txt
		sysmsg1@127.0.0.2.txt

	   If no sysmsg file is found for the IP number the
	   user access, the default file will be displayed.


Note:

	A) Users with no IP suffix in their name will be 
	   given access from any Server IP number. 
	   To deny the system defined anonymous account
	   simply disable the account.

	B) The IP suffix only works on the user level. It serves
	   no purpose to add the suffix to the group or class
	   names. You can however assign all users on a certan
	   IP number to one group or class and use that to set up 
	   the default directory access etc.

	C) If you use different server names on the different IP
	   numbers, write the server name in the sysmsg#@ip.txt 
	   files and avoid the system name macro.

	D) It is not possible to log on to the server giving a
	   username with the IP suffix. The suffix is used by
	   the system.

