On Fri, 12 May 2000, Paul Schreiber wrote:
> a) having to run TCP/IP even if you are NOT on a network!
Does it require the presence of a network card? A popular
"unique-machine ID" method is to use a network card's MAC address and hash
something based on it. Of course one can change a MAC address if they
know what they're doing (and don't try to actually use it on a
network), heh heh heh...
It is in the same league as a typical Sun's nvram machine serial number.
Crow
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