| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Self-configuring means that although you can manually assign AppleTalk addresses to computers and other devices on a network, devices capable of assigning themselves unique addresses can do so. (By contrast, TCP/IP requires some configuration, even if that configuration is done through the use of a DHCP server.)When a computer or other device that supports AppleTalk first starts up (or when AppleT
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