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"No Route to Host" on an XMPP STARTTLS Check: Tracing the Failure to a Degraded Home Router

An OpenSSL "No route to host" error means the TCP connection failed before TLS ever began. Here is how to trace packets hop by hop, and why a router reboot resolved it.

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Setting up Prosody XMPP server on WSL2: Unknown address for existing Windows machines

Resolve WSL2 dynamic IP changes preventing Windows clients from connecting to Prosody by configuring port forwarding and binding to 0.0.0.0.

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