Re: Advanced Client without NetBios

Kim,

Thanks for all your help. On a lark, I added an entry to the HOSTS
file for the MP. It was then able to verify the signature and
everything started working correctly. Even though I used the IP
address to sepecify the MP in WMI, I guess it still needs to be able to
resolve the name.

Regards,
Rich

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