Re: IP address for Client Access

[rob@xxxxxxxxx]

With any luck it's not in your hosts file on the PC but instead uses
something called a dns or Domain Name Server.  Any place with more than 3
clients on their net should have one.  For example from my w2k client I
click on
Start, Settings, Network and Dial up connections, Local area connection,
Properties, Internet Protocol, Properties, and then in the section "Use the
following DNS server addresses"


Rob Berendt
--
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
Benjamin Franklin



                    "Ritsema, Doug B"
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I getting ready to migrate to a new box.  We would like to keep the
existing
IP address of the old box.  In the Client Access workstation profile (*.ws
file) there is an entry for the HostName.  I am planning on doing a mass
change of the host names on the PC's but I am looking for the file that
associates the HostName with an IP address.  Would this be the
'c:\windows\host' file?

TIA
Doug Ritsema
Holland American Wafer Co
3300 Roger B Chaffee
Grand Rapids, MI  49548
doug.ritsema@wafers.com

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