Greetings, a bit of confusion I'd like cleared up:
ICND [Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices] has this to say:
Chapter 10 [Configuring Novell IPX]; page 330:
"Cisco's routers offer the following features in Novell network
environments:
* blah-blah
* blah-blah, Network Control Protocol (NCP), blah blah
* blah
* et cetera..."
Chapter 10 page 331:
"Novell NetWare uses its own proprietary
* blah blah
* blah
* NetWare Core Protocol (NCP) to provide client-to-server
connections and
application-level services.
* blah-blah"
So - is this just an unfortunate example of Acronym ReUse?
Or are the two NCP's in fact the same thing with a different name?
If so, are both names equally correct?
If not, which is correct?
TIA,
"eschew obfuscation"
-- Sellinger
Drew M. Mooney
Invisix -- Motorola and Cisco Together(tm)
T-Mobil GPRS Project Support
Dortmund, Germany
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