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September 16, 2003
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This book excerpt is from Chapter 13 of "Implementing CIFS: The Common
Internet File System" by Chris Hertel, ISBN 0-13-047116-X, copyright 2004.
All rights reserved. This chapter, titled "Protocol Negotiation" is posted
with permission from Prentice Hall PTR. This book is part of the Prentice
Hall PTR Bruce Perens' Open Source Series line of books which are published
under the Open Publication License.
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