Q: WARP client on NT network and 9 char server names

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From: Larry Kalyniak
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1998 00:00

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I'm attempting to place a WARP box on a NT network.  Server access in routed and the 
server names (and resources) are all 9+ chars long.

Does anyone know if the 9+ char server / resource names will prevent me from accessing the 
server via a logon or NET USE?  Various grimoires on the this subject on the web are not 
clear on this issue..

Thanks..



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Larry Kalyniak                                                                                      lwk_at_total_dot_net
Armitage Systems Ltd., Winnipeg, Mb Canada
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