RE: Macs on TCP/IP routed networks

Chilton Webb ( trag@cy-net.net )
Wed, 9 Jul 97 14:10:28 -0600

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One trick in MacTCP that might help is to duplicate the first dns entry,
and put a period in the blank as the name, with the same ip number for
its number. Why this helps is another story, but try this and see.
Example:

ns1.turkeybird.com 201.199.199.1 (default)
.. 201.199.199.1
ns2.turkeybird.com 201.199.199.2
ns3.turkeybird.com 201.199.199.3

We'll have a complete MacTCP and TCP/IP tips and tricks page on our 'Omni
Mac for ISPs' site soon. <http://www.trag.com/omni>

-Chilton Webb
TRAG Media

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