> Subject: Re: OSX Server Pieces on Multiple Machines
>
> At 17:05 -0500 12/30/05, Dan Shoop wrote:
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>> Each machine [connected to a common network] must have [at least] a unique IP
>> address [to be connected to an IP network.]
>>
>> Whether or not you have more than "a[n]" address doesn't change this.
>>
>> And to pick nits further, these aren't "ports" but network interfaces.
>>
>> Let's try not to be twits.
>
Kok-Yong Tan wrote:
> Hey, you're the one picking nits all over the place by insisting people be
> "precise". I thought we'd all see how you like it when *YOUR* statements are
> picked over as well. Obviously it doesn't feel as good when it's you with the
> target painted on your pointy little head, isn't it? Look who's calling other
> people twits...
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This is inappropriate - do not post like this - it's a professional
information exchange not AOL.
It is important to know, and refer properly to the difference between and
NIC and port and many other basic dichotomies - especially since so many
have limited TCP/IP knowledge, sloppy terminology causes confusion. Were all
the posters to actually have the networking knowledge their tag lines and
titles imply a lot of questions would be a lot better and Dan ( and others )
wouldn't be doing OSI and IP 101 over and over.
People looking for good information do usually prefer it to be "precise"
LISTMOM - this thread is exhausted, please kill -
Best regards,
John Gonder
Las Positas College Cisco Networking Academy
Computer Networking Technologies
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