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On 22/03/2008, at 12:00 AM, Bradley V. Stone wrote:
Not if you're just worried if your TCPIP is setup properly, which I
believe
was the point I made to the OP about using PING to verify DNS is
set up
properly.
Suggesting to someone that if ping resolves names then TCP/IP is
"setup properly" is misleading at best. If, for example, the host
table was used by ping to resolve names then they could have a
completely cocked up configuration but you would tell them the it's
OK and the problem must be elsewhere.
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