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LucF and GradMod - thank you.<br />
Vic
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I am planning to implement EPO server 3.6 in a Windows 2003 server and Windows XP client environment. This network would consist of various VLANS (macxhines on different sub-nets but able to talk to each other) for different departments. I want to know if there is any special needs for EPO to work across VLANS? If yes what are they?
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Hi, 

I am planning to implement EPO server 3.6 in a Windows 2003 server and Windows XP client environment. This network would consist of various VLANS (macxhines on different sub-nets but able to talk to each other) for different departments. I want to know if there is any special needs for EPO to work across VLANS? If yes what are they?

Implementing EPO3.6 in VLAN environment

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