[lug] DNS resolution woes

[Ed Hill]

On Sat, 2002-08-31 at 02:27, Paul Hardiman wrote:
> What is a 'non-sequitur'?  Dictionary.com doesn't recognize it.


A quick definition is "something that does not logically follow."  And
examples are:

  I like computers, therefore I love MicroSoft.
  The sky is blue, so all horses must be green,
  etc...

Getting back to the earlier post, Peter's point is that just because a
machine is behind a firewall doesn't necessarily mean it has to have a
"192." IP address.

Ed


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