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Chris Timmons wrote:
> 
> Different CVSup servers allow different numbers of connections.  I can't
> remember what you said would happen when the client gets connection
> refused and has more A records to try; will it go to the next one?

	All well written network clients of any kind should do just that. :)

Doug

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