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"In Section 4.2 Service Location Protocol (SLP) Lookup Service
"*Note –* This example assumes that you are already familiar with SLP technology. The code provided for this example conforms to Sun Microsystems’ implementation of SLP, as defined by RFC 2614 (see |http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2614.txt|). Sun Microsystems’ implementation of SLP is available in the Solaris operating environment in the directory |/usr/share/lib/slp|. If you are not running the Solaris operating environment, you must obtain a version of SLP that is compliant with RFC 2614, section 5.
"It would be nice if you could point to or give the names of some SLPs for other operating systems."
This is true. At a minimum, we could reference www.openslp.org here.
"In Section 4.2 Service Location Protocol (SLP) Lookup Service
"*Note –* This example assumes that you are already familiar with SLP technology. The code provided for this example conforms to Sun Microsystems’ implementation of SLP, as defined by RFC 2614 (see |http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2614.txt|). Sun Microsystems’ implementation of SLP is available in the Solaris operating environment in the directory |/usr/share/lib/slp|. If you are not running the Solaris operating environment, you must obtain a version of SLP that is compliant with RFC 2614, section 5.
"It would be nice if you could point to or give the names of some SLPs for other operating systems."
This is true. At a minimum, we could reference www.openslp.org here.