ES-IS NSAP?

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From: Carlo Milono
Date: Fri, 10 May 1991 04:51

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 I am looking for the actual Pseudo-MAC addresses for a TP4 imnplementation
for the ES.IS-ES Group Multicast and the ES.IS-IS Group Multicast.  I 
understand that there was a TOP/NetBIOS discussion that got blessed by
the NIST on this regard, but have yet to find any paper documention on
this subject.  I need help!

Here is what I found:

IS-ES: 09002b000004

but my router thinks differently!  I found it wants:
IS-ES: 030000000200 (cisco...)

Has there been an addendum or change to the 1988 NIST agreement?  IS
cisco wrong on this matter?  I can edit the initialization tables to
conform to cisco's router, but am concerned that this will preclude my
ability to connect to a multi-vendor OSI/NetBIOS network...yes?

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Subject: ES-IS NSAP?
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