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Aaron from this morning
Posted Today, 08:38 AM
Exact opposite of the question I just got. One of our programs communicates to another via ip calls. We got an email from the iterh people telling us we need to use DNS now and not an IP address so the developers asked me if it would still work since they only communicate via TCP/IP.
Posted Today, 08:38 AM
View Poste3opian, on 03 November 2011 - 08:25 AM, said:
They're developers. I had one call me yesterday because his keyboard stopped working. I walk upstairs and plug in his keyboard.
But the dude probably knows every thing there is to know about the TCP/IP stack.
They're developers. I had one call me yesterday because his keyboard stopped working. I walk upstairs and plug in his keyboard.But the dude probably knows every thing there is to know about the TCP/IP stack.
Exact opposite of the question I just got. One of our programs communicates to another via ip calls. We got an email from the iterh people telling us we need to use DNS now and not an IP address so the developers asked me if it would still work since they only communicate via TCP/IP.
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Aaron from this morning
Posted Today, 08:38 AM
Exact opposite of the question I just got. One of our programs communicates to another via ip calls. We got an email from the iterh people telling us we need to use DNS now and not an IP address so the developers asked me if it would still work since they only communicate via TCP/IP.
Posted Today, 08:38 AM
View Poste3opian, on 03 November 2011 - 08:25 AM, said:
They're developers. I had one call me yesterday because his keyboard stopped working. I walk upstairs and plug in his keyboard.
But the dude probably knows every thing there is to know about the TCP/IP stack.
They're developers. I had one call me yesterday because his keyboard stopped working. I walk upstairs and plug in his keyboard.But the dude probably knows every thing there is to know about the TCP/IP stack.
Exact opposite of the question I just got. One of our programs communicates to another via ip calls. We got an email from the iterh people telling us we need to use DNS now and not an IP address so the developers asked me if it would still work since they only communicate via TCP/IP.
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Originally Posted by speed_bump' timestamp='1320343720' post='21126041
Aaron from this morning
Posted Today, 08:38 AM
Exact opposite of the question I just got. One of our programs communicates to another via ip calls. We got an email from the iterh people telling us we need to use DNS now and not an IP address so the developers asked me if it would still work since they only communicate via TCP/IP.
Posted Today, 08:38 AM
View Poste3opian, on 03 November 2011 - 08:25 AM, said:
They're developers. I had one call me yesterday because his keyboard stopped working. I walk upstairs and plug in his keyboard.
But the dude probably knows every thing there is to know about the TCP/IP stack.
They're developers. I had one call me yesterday because his keyboard stopped working. I walk upstairs and plug in his keyboard.But the dude probably knows every thing there is to know about the TCP/IP stack.
Exact opposite of the question I just got. One of our programs communicates to another via ip calls. We got an email from the iterh people telling us we need to use DNS now and not an IP address so the developers asked me if it would still work since they only communicate via TCP/IP.
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I patiently explained DNS to them instead. Just amazes me since one of these guys has been a developer for 20 years and the other for 10 years.
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but doh I will probably be getting odd suggestions in my email from Amazon now.
