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> > You could change the line description to use the unique MAC burned in at > > the factory. From WRKLIND you put a 2 on the line description. There's a > > value, *ADPT, that takes the adapter's MAC. Communications Config manual > > has more on this. > > > > There may be reasons not to do this, Others know more. The reason we set ours to 4200000000000 was because it was specified as one of the addresses that was the same backward and forward when converted for use by DOS PC emulation packages. I think IBM even used to have a utility where you could enter the address you had on the 400 and it would give it back to you reversed. It was this reversed number you would enter for emulation. Bill
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