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--- global [2025-11-04 08:11] – [4. Configuration examples] victor
+++ global [2025-11-04 08:29] (current) – [2. Registering] victor
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   * route packets between connected networks,
   * send and process Chaosnet routing (RUT) packets to connected networks (and CHUDP hosts), and
-  * respond to the contact names STATUS, TIME, UPTIME and DUMP-ROUTING-TABLE, [[https://github.com/bictorv/chaosnet-bridge/blob/master/CONTACTS.md|among others]].
+  * respond to the contact names STATUS, TIME, UPTIME and DUMP-ROUTING-TABLE, [[https://github.com/bictorv/chaosnet-bridge/blob/master/doc/CONTACTS.md|among others]].
 See [[protocol#application_layer|here]] (or [[https://chaosnet.net/amber.html|MIT AI Memo 628]]) for more details about the protocols.
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 To connect to the "global" Chaosnet, you need to register a compatible Chaosnet address. **In the normal case, you should connect using Chaos-over-TLS.**
   * To connect using Chaos-over-UDP, you need a stable IP address and a compatible Chaosnet address, and if you connect directly to MX12 using CHUDP, I need to open the firewall there.
-  * To connect using Chaos-over-TLS, you do not need a stable IP address, but you do need a certificate issued by my Certificate Authority (see [[https://github.com/bictorv/chaosnet-bridge/blob/master/TLS.md|here]] for instructions).
+  * To connect using Chaos-over-TLS, you do not need a stable IP address, but you do need a certificate issued by my Certificate Authority (see [[https://github.com/bictorv/chaosnet-bridge/blob/master/doc/TLS.md|here]] for instructions).
 I strongly recommend that you join the chaosnet-hackers[at]its.victor.se mailing list.