[CentOS] Php package for Microsoft-SQL -- integrated layer 2 + layer 3 name services
Bryan J. Smith <b.j.smith@ieee.org>
thebs413 at earthlink.netMon Jun 13 19:10:21 UTC 2005
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From: Les Mikesell <lesmikesell at gmail.com> > Does anything exist that has that 'basic logic'? The legacy forms > work and scale worldwide because the authority to use names is > carefully delegated. If two self-issued names are broadcast on > the same network, who wins? What if they are on different subnets > and can't see each other but you try to integrate them with such > a tool? What if they normally live on different networks but are > mobile and eventually collide? I'd really prefer not to let anyone's > laptop claim to be the company email server and get away with it. Which is why you need a _centralized_ layer 2 + layer 3 server to prevent this. If it is the centralized DNS and WINS, then all Windows and UNIX nodes trust it first and foremost, even if a rogue NetBIOS node is braodcasting. The logic of the server would not only not proxy such a node, but it would quickly report its MAC address as a "problem." -- Bryan J. Smith mailto:b.j.smith at ieee.org
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