Re: [netatalk-admins] Chooser visibilty, MacOS 8.5+ and ATM


Subject: Re: [netatalk-admins] Chooser visibilty, MacOS 8.5+ and ATM
From: Russell E Glaue (russ@cait.org)
Date: Thu Aug 12 1999 - 14:13:31 EDT


Netatalk runs EtherTalk. You must have LAN Emulation set up properly for
two way communication across your ATM Backbone. This will add the few
extra bytes around the Ethernet packets for ATM transmission. Your
Netatalk Servers I assume are transmitting with an ATM network Card, so
just make sure you have LAN Emulation for your network set up properly.

You should speak with your resident Network Engineer about this problem.

+--------------------------------------------------------------+
 Russell E Glaue, Technologies Engineer russ@cait.org
 Center for the Application of Information Technologies
 101 Horrabin Hall, 1 University Circle, Macomb, Illinois 61455
 http://www.cait.org http://cait.wiu.edu

On Thu, 12 Aug 1999, R. Michael Stephens wrote:

> Hello,
>
> We are running several netatalk servers, some on standard ethernet and
> some on ATM elans. Our netatalk version is 1.4b2+asun2.1.0 with Paul
> Henson's DCE/DFS patches ( locally modified to support randnum passwords
> in a DCE environment). It all works fine -- EXCEPT that MacOSes 8.5 and
> newer cannot see the the shares from the ATM attached servers in the
> chooser. MacOS machines prior to 8.5 see them just fine. All servers
> are accessible via IP from the 8.5+ and 8.5- systems.
>
> Anybody got any ideas ? Has something changed in Atalk for MacOS 8.5+
> that might cause this ?
>
> We appreciate any help we can get .... classes start in about 2 weeks so
> a fix to this is pretty important.
>
> Many Thanks in advance,
>
> Mike Stephens
>
> --
> R. Michael Stephens Systems Software Specialist
> VUspace Project Technical Infrastructure Team
> Academic Computing & Info. Systems, Vanderbilt University
> Nashville TN. USA R.M.Stephens@Vanderbilt.Edu 615.343.8780
>
> "I move my feet, I go through the motions -
> HE gives purpose to chance. I am the dancer.
> HE is LORD of the Dance." Steven Curtis Chapman
>



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