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02-09-2001 04:38 PM
02-09-2001 04:38 PM
Networking Forum moved
It appears that the Networking & and Openview Forum area was split today with the Networking area split to the various OS groups. I'm glad to see this.
But it seems a little problem occurred along the way... All of the previous networking posts were re-dated to today's date (2/9) and as a result most HPUX posts have been shuffled deep into the pile - so to speak.
The easiest way to revive your message is to add an empty reply to it so that it will get shifted back.
But it seems a little problem occurred along the way... All of the previous networking posts were re-dated to today's date (2/9) and as a result most HPUX posts have been shuffled deep into the pile - so to speak.
The easiest way to revive your message is to add an empty reply to it so that it will get shifted back.
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02-12-2001 06:07 AM
02-12-2001 06:07 AM
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