Subj : Fidomsg
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Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2018 07:44:34 -0600
From: robert.wolfe@winserver.org
Subject: Fidomsg
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->  RW> Basically, I have all outbound netmail routed to my NC, which, if I
->  RW> can get a response to him about not being able to connect to him, I
->  RW> might have to see about switching to another NC.

-> you don't need to change nets to change your routing... i feed your NC and
-> there have been a few troubles recently but once notified, he was able to
fix
-> them fairly quickly...

Yeah, fortunately, I have my NC's cell number and was able to identify
the issue right away and after making the necessary change in Internet
Rex, all is well with the world again :)

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