Analyst: That's who?
Manager: Yes
Analyst: Do you have a server on segment one?
Manager: Certainly
Analyst: Who's networking the first segment?
Manager: That's right
Analyst: When you do an audit on the server who gets the log?
Manager: Every byte of it
Analyst: What is the server's name on the first segment?
Manager: Who
Analyst: Who gets the log...
Manager: Sometimes the backup server gets the log
Analyst: Who's backup?
Manager: Yes
Analyst: When the server went online, how did it register its name?
Manager: Who
Analyst: The server
Manager: Who. That's how it was registered
Analyst: Who?
Manager: Yes
Analyst: What is the server's name on first segment?
Manager: No. What is on second segment.
Analyst: I'm not asking you who's on second
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