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Hi Chuck,

TR is nearly the same, only the numbers change in the game.
Oh, and I forgot about that possibilty you mention  ...  :-)
... but cards of an AS/400 don't just "die", do they ?

The last point I don't understand from the original point of view
of the discussion about MAC addresses.
If you did not change to an IP only network since your Token Ring
days, then you got the same old problem.
Ok, nowadays I would use ANYNET to map SNA schemes to
IP Adressing schemes and you are done.

Regards from over here, Philipp Rusch

Chuck Lewis schrieb:

> Philipp,
>
> At my previous employer we were a large token ring shop running Client
> Access (this was 3 1/2 years ago). I changed our NIC address to avoid having
> a huge problem if the card should die (and we did have one do that) and the
> NIC address being in everything and having to be changed... REALLY saved my
> butt with that move :-)
>
> Here we are ethernet and that isn't such a big deal.
>
> Chuck
>

--  SNIP --



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