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Dear sir,

i have a question about the FAQ:
how should i do to make a Linux hostname be resolvable to
a Windows host?

>What do I need to do to establish a connection to a database?
>    ODBC Connection Checklist
>    ODBC Driver Data Source Checks
>      1.Valid and resolvable hostname.


Best regards,
 jchen                          mailto:jchen@public.nn.gx.cn