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There is no reason why every PC connecting to the 400 would have
to have a host table entry on the 400.
The connection will work fine without it.

If there is a hosttable entry for a PC and you run netstat *cnn putting a 5
next to the connection to see details, the 400 will show you the name 
of the PC instead of just the IP address.

On Fri, 7 Nov 1997 23:51:36 -0600, Pete Hall wrote:

>local PC and the AS/400 (unless you want to talk pc-pc). The AS/400
>HOSTS table needs an entry for each PC. It's not too bad. It will be
>nice to get on V4 and get back to DHCP though. I wrote a program that
>configures a PC for C/A in a second or so. It generates a 4 line HOSTS
>table on each PC and a registry import file, copies a couple of files to
>the desk top and bingo. Done. I still need to add the AS/400 HOSTS entry
>by hand though.

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Matthias Oertli, Sydney, Australia 

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