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--- config_server_servers [2022/09/25 21:44] – StartTLS info added avon
+++ config_server_servers [2023/01/03 02:08] – [BinkP] binkp speed limit settings avon
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 Define an inactivity timeout period in seconds. Default is 30 and does not usually need to be changed.
+== SSL Port ==
+The Mystic BinkP server supports an SSL style server (via TLS v1.2+) which is
+activated by setting the SSL port value to the port you wish to use.  The
+default SSL port for BINKP is recommended to be port 24553.
+When set to a non-zero value, Mystic will automatically spawn a SSL version of
+the BINKP server without any other requirements other than CryptLib must be
+installed (as is required for all SSL-related servers).
 == Force CRAM-MD5 ==
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 Possible options are:
-No     : Never allow opportunistic TLS connections
+  No     : Never allow opportunistic TLS connections
-Yes    : Offer to use TLS connection with clients when available
+  Yes    : Offer to use TLS connection with clients when available
-Forced : Require a secure SSL/TLS connection with client always
+  Forced : Require a secure SSL/TLS connection with client always
-== SSL Port ==
+The //Forced// option will cause the BINKP server to refuse any connection that is not TLS.  The client must connect via Direct SSL or on the standard port and then upgrade to TLS.  All non-secure clients will be refused.
-The Mystic BinkP server supports an SSL style server (via TLS v1.2+) which is
+As usual these features will require that CryptLib is present and detected by Mystic.
-activated by setting the SSL port value to the port you wish to use.  The
-default SSL port for BINKP is recommended to be port 24553.
-When set to a non-zero value, Mystic will automatically spawn a SSL version of
+== Download Limit ==
-the BINKP server without any other requirements other than CryptLib must be
-installed (as is required for all SSL-related servers).
+Download speed limit (for your server when you receive files)
+BINKP has the ability to limit the bandwidth used when sending or receiving files.  Setting any of these values to 0 disables the limit and causes them to operate at full speed.  Any non-zero value sets the maximum rate in Kilobytes (KB) to use for the connection.
+== Upload Limit ==
+Upload speed limit (for your server, when you send files)
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