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I think there will be no more IPX in 801 coz even Novell started to use TCP/IP in the later invention. IPX will be faded away. Some industries are still using IPX, coz it's not easy to upgrade all of their implementation in a second.
Maybe within 5+ years, there will be no more IPX in the market, I guess..
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I hate IPX.
