Re: MacIP servers in 1 zone
Grisha Kotlyar <Grisha_Kotlyar@alinkgateway.farallon.com> Tue, 27 April 1993 01:19 UTC
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From: Grisha Kotlyar <Grisha_Kotlyar@alinkgateway.farallon.com>
Subject: Re: MacIP servers in 1 zone
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>From: strick@asc.slb.com (Don W Strickland, Schlumberger, Austin) >X-Sender: strick@bartles.asc.slb.com >Subject: 2 or more MacIP Servers is one zone? >If I have two MacIP servers in the same zone, what rules determine >which one servers me each time I connect to the net and request an >address via 'Server' MacTCP? The one that replies first to NBP of the type "IPGATEWAY" on this zone, i beleive. Now, some implementations might respond to this NBP type BEFORE actually sending Forward Requests to other routers on the same zone just to make sure that other gateways will not steal its MacIP clients. Grisha Kotlyar, Farallon
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