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On Wed, 25 Sep 2002 Chris.Whisonant@comporium.com wrote: > > You cannot do anything with the host table. Our HA vendor (one of the "big > three") cannot even replicate it. > Ummm.. the hosts table is just a file. It's set so that you can't write to it directly, but there's nothing stopping you from writing a really simple program that reads the table, creates a file you can transfer, and then on the other side, just read your file and do a ADDTCPHTE for each entry. Though, frankly, you shouldn't have more than 5-6 entries in your hosts table. If you have more than that, you REALLY should be using DNS instead.
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