2 or more MacIP Servers is one zone?
"Don W Strickland, Schlumberger, Austin" <strick@asc.slb.com> Mon, 26 April 1993 19:07 UTC
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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? Don W Strickland, Internet:strick@austin.slcs.slb.com, AppleLink:N1090 Schlumberger Laboratory for Computer Science + Austin Systems Center Systems, Macintosh, Networks, Communications Austin, Tx, USA
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