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What is loopback address ??????<br />

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I am using Windows NT Workstation, but not Windows NT Server !<br />
So, I think I cannot install the proxy server !<br />
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And can I assign the IP addres that I used in office as they never turn on at the same time ?<br />
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Andrew<br />

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I am using Windows NT Workstation, but not Windows NT Server !
So, I think I cannot install the proxy server !

And can I assign the IP addres that I used in office as they never turn on at the same time ?

Andrew


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UNIXer,<br />
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Actually, I have a LAN with two machines, a Solaris X86 (never use dialup networking) and a WinNT (use dialup networking by PPP). Which IP address is the best for assigning the Solaris X86 machines? Can I use the IP address which I use in office as it is not the ISP I use (not within the domain of the ISP)?<br />
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What is loopback address?<br />
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Andrew
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UNIXer,

Actually, I have a LAN with two machines, a Solaris X86 (never use dialup networking) and a WinNT (use dialup networking by PPP). Which IP address is the best for assigning the Solaris X86 machines? Can I use the IP address which I use in office as it is not the ISP I use (not within the domain of the ISP)?

What is loopback address?

Andrew

IP address

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