Shutting down a particular protocol stack.

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From: Tim Munro
Date: Thu, 21 May 1992 14:13

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	Is there a utility that will allow me to tell the packet
drivers to shut down a particular protocol stack? As it is now if (for
example) netx and pdipx are released from memory (via marknet/relnet)
then the next IPX packet that comes in hangs the machine. Without
having to completely kill the packet driver and reload I would like to
be able to simply shut down the IPX protocol stack. Something like
TERMIN -s 0x69 IPX, or TERMIN -s 0x69 IP or BANYAN or any other
protocol stack that is honoured.

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Subject: Shutting down a particular protocol stack.
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