Hi again, Hilmar.
>>Familiar with it. Upper bytes for maker of card, lower bytes the auto-increment :^)
>>number of the card, or something like that.
>
>Yes, that's right. 3 bytes (or 6 hex digits, since it is usually written in hex)
>identify the organization.
Thought I remembered correctly :^). A few years back, I was playing around
with Cisco routers, so I had to learn all those kinda networking things and
whatnot. HDLC, BGP, OSPF, OSI model, CIR, and soforth. At the smaller companies
that I've done consulting work for, I'd be the only geek in the office, so I
had to do it all. Thank God I only have to hack code, for the time being.
The company is expanding, so something tells me my obligations will be increasing,
too.
Later, dude...
Randall
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Randall Jouett
Amateur/Ham Radio: AB5NI
I eat spaghetti code out of a bit bucket while sitting at a hash table! Someone
asked me if I needed salt, and I said, "I'm not into encryption." :^)