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From: krumseea@hpuxa.ircc.ohio-state.edu (Arthur J. Krumsee)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: Re:   Re:  Two TCP/IP stacks on one PC
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Date: 12 Jun 90 03:07:54 GMT
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>Our NetBIOS over TCP/IP includes NetBIOS to DNS name mapping support
>so you aren't limited to a single broadcast segment.  It also allows
>you to load and unload NetBIOS, TCP, and IP (though if you buy into
>the idea of one protocol stack that feature isn't all that useful
>in a LAN Manager environment).
>
Can you give us some general idea of how your NetBIOS to DNS name
mapping support works?  Do you maintain a host table in the PC,
in another PC on the network functioning as a router (e.g. WIN/
Route)?  Forgive my curiousity but this is a topic of considerable
discussion here.

Art Krumsee
Ohio State University