Subject: Re: Routing issue with atalkd
From: Patrik Schindler (poc@pocnet.net)
Date: Thu Jun 01 2000 - 07:10:37 EDT
At 10:28 Uhr +1000 01.06.2000, Luke McNeilage wrote:
>According to my read, you have two linux boxes connect to each other, and
>your trying to route afp across the bridge?
Not only AFP. Anything.
>First, it looks like the boxes have the same name. bad.
What? Nope, that isn't.
>2nd, if you are exporting your routes turn it off it will be screwing with
>your IP.
Eh? AppleTalk has absolutely nothing to do with IP.
IP works perfectly with this setup.
>3rd read your ifconfig and see which interface is not carrying ethertalk
Each interface which is configured in atalkd.conf does so.
>You will probably have to build a router with atalk.conf (SUXXXS)
Of course I'll have to do so. This works, as stated: I can aecho numeric Adresses from the "other side" without problems. So routing basically works and doesn't suck.
>and I
>know that afp is broadcast, but ASIP isn't. So unless you absolutely
>positive you are only running on the DDP? And believe me just doing -tcp
>doesn't cut it.
It's not just AFP. How do you play Marathon over IP, for example? Right, you'll have to build a tunnel for AppleTalk.
>either that or its a cable problem
IP works very fine.
[Much unneccessary quoting deleted]
Thank you for your answer, anyway.
:wq! PoC
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