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April 29th, 2008
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GUID questions
I understand that the GUID is a unique number for each installation of PHEX and LW. I think my GUID is found in the PhexCoreProps file (Network.ServentGuid=DF964FA58.....)?
Im trying to understand what role the GUID plays in the actually communication and file transfer. ALSO is the GUID of each machine transmitted to the other during the download/ upload process? Im looking at the file headers and and data captures and I cant find anything resembling the GUID of the other box. Any explaination would be appreciated. Thanks Dave 
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