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==Glossary of Technical Terms==

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==HOSTS.IPX==

The HOSTS.IPX file appears in the root directory of your <nop>WinNT <nop>OpenLink installation. The HOSTS.IPX file is used to determine the hostname for a given MAC address. Moreover, the file is necessary, if you want to create hostname-based mapping rules in an SPX environment. The HOSTS.IPX file takes the   
following form: 

{{{
# 
# hosts.ipx 
# 
# Sample host file for IPX/SPX support 
# 
# Network MacAddress hostname aliases .. 
# 
#00009988.000000000001 LOCALHOST MYMACHINE 
}}}

See Also: Hostfile, SPX