Path: utzoo!utgpu!CUNYVM!IBMTCP-L
Date:	Thu, 22 Feb 90 13:26:00 EST
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From:	Pete Nielsen <CSMSPCN@UCLAMVS.bitnet>
Subject:      Re: IBM TCP/IP for PS/2 rings only ones
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> In addition to my first mail I figured out, that the TCP/IP for PC's
> (not FAL) use at the first time the software-token-ring-address (4000xxxx...)
> given in CONFIG.SYS and the second time it use the hardware-address (1000xxx..
> Looks very strange|
> Bernd

It's not strange, it's a bug.  Effectively you can't use locally
managed token ring addresses with the IBM PC TCP/IP product.