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Explination of Berkley Protocol

By scottf · 16 years ago

Can someone describe to me what the Berkley Protocol is and when you use it. I understand that it is a protocol and I think it is used with UNIX and/or Novell but I am not positive. We are using it to print out of our SAP / UNIX system directly to printers on our LAN. I just need a better understanding of what it is, why we are using it and how it benifits us.
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Yes, in your school, that you are asking this question for - you know, your report... Turn to chapter 2

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