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I have a single netware 3.12 server with 3 token rings cards.  Each card
is connected to a separate ring. Each ring is connected to the same
backbone ring over a bridge.  The backbone is connected to a cisco router
which is connected to my dns and ISP.
e.g.

--+--ring1---bridge1---\
NW|--ring2---bridge2---backbone---router
--+--ring3---bridge3---/

We run IPX and TCP/IP with our TCP traffic over the bridges. We are
trying to convert from FTP single licenses on 50 machines to the full 180
user base by adding netware workgroup software.  We are, however, having
trouble binding TCP/IP to the 2nd and 3rd cards.

The netware folks we reached say we need to have unique ip addresses for
each card and that they must either be separate class c licenses or we
need to subnet the one class c license.  This seems like a lot of
maintenance for nothing since the netware server really shouldn't need
tcp/ip except that it requires it to be installed to install the
workgroup product.

Q1.  Do I need to bind TCP to all three cards?
Q2.  If so, can I do it without subnetting the class c license.

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