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Re: Which servers support secondary network numbers?

Hiroto Shibuya <SHIBUYA@process.com> Fri, 16 August 1996 20:06 UTC

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> Is that enough elaboration?

Yes, thank you very much.  I believe our TCPware 5.1-5 DHCP server 
support the above functionality, but I should do some testing to
make sure.

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