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I could probably answer this question for you, but I'm having a tough time
trying to understand what I'm seeing because of the spacing issues. What is
the question and I'll do my best to answer it.

<Austin Powers accent> TCP/IP is my bag, baby... yeah! </Austin Powers
accent>

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Best Regards, Don Kelloway

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XXX wrote in message <3776DF64.730F5908@HELP.COM>...
>COMMUNICATION QUESTION:
>========================
>
>DHCP                                                            Non-WINS
>
>client             |                     |                    |
>client
>    |                  |---------------|--------------|             |
>    |                  |  subnet  1    |  subnet 2    |             |
>    |                  |                     |
>|             |
>    |                  |                     |
>|             |
>    |                  |                     |
>|             |
>    |                  |                     |
>|             |
> ------             |    --------      |     --------    |       -------
>
>|   X   |---------|--| RFC  |----|----| RFC  |--|-----|  Y   |
>-------             |   | 1542 |     |      |1542  |   |       -------
>
>                       |   |router|      |      |router|   |
>                       |   --------      |      --------   |
>                       |                    |                    |
>
>What should I fill for X and Y in order to allow  the
>communication of DHCP client with non-WINS client ?
>
>Choices:
>----------
>
>DHCP  relay agent
>WINS-proxy agent
>RIP for IP
>WINS server
>
>
>