Subject: Re: Contents of atalkd.conf file?
From: ggood@css.itd.umich.edu
Date: Fri Jul 17 1992 - 16:41:14 EDT
>Someone who has run a CAP system more recently than
>I, might be able to tell you which of those numbers cooresponds to the
>network number you're looking for. Note that CAP gives network numbers
>in XX.YY for, where XX and YY are each 8 bits. netatalk gives net
>numbers in XXXX, where XXXX is a 16 bit number.
It's not clear from your example how you had cap configured, but since
your host and gateway were on different nets, I'll assume that you were
set up as an IPTalk net and weren't doing streams NIT cap. If that's
the case, then your ethertalk network number would be 50 * 256 + 66
= 12866.
But if I'm wrong, it might be 50 * 256 + 210 = 13010.
-Gordon
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