The LMHost file is used by the NetBEUI protocol to resolve network
addresses. It is a hold-over from the old LAN Manager network operating
system, hence "LMhost". I am not giving you much information here as I am
pulling from memory here, but I believe that is the purpose of the LMhost
file.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bruce Graham [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 8:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: AW70 Installation problems
Group,
I am new to the Foxboro I/A systems and had a few
problems installing an AW70 system. This is being
used with an AB 5 with an ethernet connection.
1.First ECB64 cannot be modified or deleted without
the system locking up. To restore you must save all,
reboot, and rebuild the ECB64.
2.Once ECB63-65 are configured and working with all
white on status, you can disconnect the ethernet
link without any red indications of loss of connection.
3.The LM host and host files do not configure correctly
showing the tcpip address and system name. This
had to be done manually. If not the system would again
lockup I believe RSlogic and I/A software use this host
file, but not sure of the purpose of the LM host file?
(Window access?)
Thanks
Bruce
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