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RARP is still very much in use, and may even grow as more household
appliances become IP devices. For larger configurations, such as that which
the University of Bath runs in its library, with the servers located in the
Computing Services building at the far end of an ATM network, it has been
replaced by BOOTP (see Chapter 16), or DHCP (RFC 2131).
James Davenport
2004-03-09