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echo: os2lan
to: MACK NETHKIN
from: MARK LEWIS
date: 1996-11-19 10:00:00
subject: Connect Peer & DLS

 MN> uhm, OS/2 really doesn't like the same guy logged in from mulitple
 MN> machines.  Network messaging will fail to work, and it'll let you
 MN> know it too.  Think about it.  On a LAN, Mack is logged onto
 MN> machine 1, and Mack is logged onto machine 2, how could I address
 MN> a msg to send to Mack? That's me!  What if I had Mack logged on 3
 MN> machines, which 'Mack' did I really want my msg going to?  OS/2
 MN> get's confused, so it just shuts down the network messaging...
 MN> True, that's probably not a big deal seeing how you're probably
 MN> not the type to talk to yourself across a lan (hehe),
errr... on any network that i'm aware of, mack is the same guy so send the 
message to ALL nodes that mack is logged in on... this is the way that novell 
does it and it works with no problems... you cannot have more than one user 
with the same account name unless you want both users to "be the same user" 
as far as the network is concerned...
)\/(ark
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