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Date: 09/29/99
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On Wed, Sep 29, 1999 at 10:53:23AM -0400, Mark Musone wrote:
> well, wer'e probabyl best off leaving the line in the
> current machine until the network latency is over,
>
> it doesnt hurt the current machine to have it in, and once DNs
> propagates, nothing will be going to the machine anyways..
If you don't start from a well synchronized data repositor,
you will loose all data collected during the outage. At least
I don't feel like manually resyncing the data.
Anyway, the VA box is reachable now, so the mailing lists
shall be fast again.
--Regards,
Sascha Schumann Consultant
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