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next in our microtic series is how to

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next in our microtic series is how to
 

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next in our microtic series is how to
assign a static ip address

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assign a static ip address
 

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assign a static ip address
to a device in your dhcp in your dhcp

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to a device in your dhcp in your dhcp
 

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to a device in your dhcp in your dhcp
pool so i'm going to just sign into

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pool so i'm going to just sign into
 

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pool so i'm going to just sign into
web fig here on my laptop

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web fig here on my laptop
 

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web fig here on my laptop
and i want to show you how easy this is

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and i want to show you how easy this is
 

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and i want to show you how easy this is
to do so

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to do so
 

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to do so
click on ip and click on dhcp

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click on ip and click on dhcp
 

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click on ip and click on dhcp
server and click on leases

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server and click on leases
 

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server and click on leases
this is an important thing to do because

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this is an important thing to do because
 

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this is an important thing to do because
you're you're going to need to have

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you're you're going to need to have
 

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you're you're going to need to have
static ip

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static ip
 

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static ip
addressing on your network for things

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addressing on your network for things
 

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addressing on your network for things
like servers

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like servers
 

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like servers
in my case we're also looking at pi hole

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in my case we're also looking at pi hole
 

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in my case we're also looking at pi hole
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for example
so my pi hole server is in fact set as

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10.0.0.2
that is a static reservation in my dhcp

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that is a static reservation in my dhcp
 

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that is a static reservation in my dhcp
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pool
for on my microtech so any of these

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for on my microtech so any of these
 

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for on my microtech so any of these
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devices so these ones are
 

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devices so these ones are
dynamic see these dynamic

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dynamic see these dynamic
 

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dynamic see these dynamic
d the ones that are that have a d

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d the ones that are that have a d
 

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d the ones that are that have a d
button that button will actually convert

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button that button will actually convert
 

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button that button will actually convert
it to dynamic but they are currently

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it to dynamic but they are currently
 

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it to dynamic but they are currently
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static
so let's look at i've got a

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so let's look at i've got a
 

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so let's look at i've got a
let's grab my phone there's my pocophone

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let's grab my phone there's my pocophone
 

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let's grab my phone there's my pocophone
so i'm just going to click on that

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so i'm just going to click on that
 

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so i'm just going to click on that
and it's currently assigned to

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and it's currently assigned to
 

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and it's currently assigned to
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10.0.0.107
 

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10.0.0.107
so i'm just simply going to press make

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so i'm just simply going to press make
 

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so i'm just simply going to press make
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static
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and now it has been assigned to
 

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and now it has been assigned to
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static but if i close that

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static but if i close that
 

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static but if i close that
now you'll see 107 has that d next to it

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now you'll see 107 has that d next to it
 

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now you'll see 107 has that d next to it
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and no longer is it dynamic
 

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and no longer is it dynamic
so now if i open it by single clicking

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so now if i open it by single clicking
 

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so now if i open it by single clicking
on it i get all these new options

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on it i get all these new options
 

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on it i get all these new options
and now i can assign it its own ip

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and now i can assign it its own ip
 

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and now i can assign it its own ip
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address something that
 

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address something that
is not currently in use on my pool so i

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is not currently in use on my pool so i
 

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is not currently in use on my pool so i
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can assign that 2.88
 

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can assign that 2.88
and hit ok and now my pocophone

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and hit ok and now my pocophone
 

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and hit ok and now my pocophone
is 10.0.0.88

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is 10.0.0.88
 

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is 10.0.0.88
there it is see how easy it is to

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there it is see how easy it is to
 

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there it is see how easy it is to
configure a static reservation on your

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configure a static reservation on your
 

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configure a static reservation on your
dhcp pool on a microtech device

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dhcp pool on a microtech device
 

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dhcp pool on a microtech device
is fantastic quick follow-up question in

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is fantastic quick follow-up question in
 

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is fantastic quick follow-up question in
our discord from the foo

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our discord from the foo
 

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our discord from the foo
who's asking shouldn't reserved ips be

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who's asking shouldn't reserved ips be
 

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who's asking shouldn't reserved ips be
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outside of the dhcp pool's dynamic range
 

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outside of the dhcp pool's dynamic range
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and while technically true in
 

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and while technically true in
an in a different type of scenario where

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an in a different type of scenario where
 

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an in a different type of scenario where
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you're not using dhcp
 

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you're not using dhcp
that's not the case here i'm going to

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that's not the case here i'm going to
 

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that's not the case here i'm going to
explain why so

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explain why so
 

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explain why so
traditionally us sysadmins are

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traditionally us sysadmins are
 

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traditionally us sysadmins are
basically it's it's ingrained in our

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basically it's it's ingrained in our
 

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basically it's it's ingrained in our
minds to always assign the dhc

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minds to always assign the dhc
 

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minds to always assign the dhc
uh the static address outside of the

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uh the static address outside of the
 

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uh the static address outside of the
pool the reason for that is

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pool the reason for that is
 

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pool the reason for that is
if you let's say you install a new

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if you let's say you install a new
 

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if you let's say you install a new
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printer on a network
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and you go to that printer and you type
 

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and you go to that printer and you type
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the ip address and you put it within the

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the ip address and you put it within the
 

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the ip address and you put it within the
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now your dhcp server doesn't even know
 

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now your dhcp server doesn't even know
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that it exists
 

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that it exists
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because it did not assign the ip address
 

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because it did not assign the ip address
so what we're doing here is completely

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so what we're doing here is completely
 

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so what we're doing here is completely
different what we're doing is we're

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different what we're doing is we're
 

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different what we're doing is we're
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setting the reservation
 

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setting the reservation
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in the dhcp server so that printer is
 

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in the dhcp server so that printer is
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still
just getting the ip address from the

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just getting the ip address from the
 

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just getting the ip address from the
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dhcp server
 

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dhcp server
so does it have to be outside of the

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so does it have to be outside of the
 

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so does it have to be outside of the
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pool now no
 

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pool now no
the reason it would have to be if i was

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the reason it would have to be if i was
 

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the reason it would have to be if i was
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typing it in manually onto the printer
 

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typing it in manually onto the printer
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when the dhcp server then assigns that
 

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when the dhcp server then assigns that
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address to another device on your
 

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address to another device on your
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network it's going to cause an ip
 

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network it's going to cause an ip
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collision conflict so you're going to
 

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collision conflict so you're going to
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have two devices
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sharing the same ip address and you're
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going to get all kinds of like arp
 

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going to get all kinds of like arp
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attacks warning
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arp attack warnings things like that
 

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arp attack warnings things like that
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because you've got these collisions
 

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because you've got these collisions
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occurring within your network things are
 

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occurring within your network things are
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going to go slow all of a sudden
 

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going to go slow all of a sudden
that's a problem because i am assigning

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that's a problem because i am assigning
 

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that's a problem because i am assigning
my ip address from the dhcp server to my

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my ip address from the dhcp server to my
 

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my ip address from the dhcp server to my
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or to my printer i can set it to

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or to my printer i can set it to
 

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or to my printer i can set it to
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anything that is not already assigned
 

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anything that is not already assigned
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and it will dish it out through the dhcp
 

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and it will dish it out through the dhcp
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and it doesn't matter whether it's
 

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and it doesn't matter whether it's
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