i have plonked all mail from vianetworks.co.uk. if they ever get a clue and have something useful to say, someone please tell me. randy

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Content preview: >> and we once thought 32 bits of address should be enough for ever > *I* wasn't part of that "we" - and the math is a *little* bit different > here. > *I* wasn't part of that "we" one of the few benefits of age is perspective [...]

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