--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: "Wayne E. Bouchard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > So my oppinion is don't hesistate to use it until you find a real, > reproducible problem. Tell that to your call center manager. :-) ------------------------------------------ I've been using them for several years and no problems. We assign about a /15s worth of DHCP in /23s and use the middle .255 and .0 with zero calls of trouble. The first and last .0 and .255 in the /23 aren't used due to DHCP software silliness. scott
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