Implicit Forwarding

In implicit forwarding, the ACL of the primary Anetd controls where commands received by the primary⁰are forwarded. For example, suppose the ACL of a primary Anetd contains the following entry:

user@myaddress.net $<$public-key$>$ anee1

and suppose a client issues the following command to that primary Anetd:

sc $<$host$>$ QUERY

The command will be received by the primary Anetd (listening on port 3322). If the ACL entry listed above is the first matching entry for the client who issued the command, the primary will forward the command to the secondary Anetd running as anee1.