Sounds like a question for the third party provider.
Typically they give you an account and with that is the address of the server your IP address etc, but also the private key they want you to use instead of the MT generated one.
They then no longer need you to send you your public generated key as they already have it.
Thus the question becomes, as long as they dont give you another private key to use for the different country, one would think that
that remains the same so yes the public key they have for you could possibly span all the connections.
Typically they give you an account and with that is the address of the server your IP address etc, but also the private key they want you to use instead of the MT generated one.
They then no longer need you to send you your public generated key as they already have it.
Thus the question becomes, as long as they dont give you another private key to use for the different country, one would think that
that remains the same so yes the public key they have for you could possibly span all the connections.
Statistics: Posted by Mesquite — Wed Feb 07, 2024 5:42 am