Subject: Re: [netatalk-admins] problem
From: eirvine (eirvine@tpgi.com.au)
Date: Fri Sep 24 1999 - 16:51:14 EDT
Hi.
You might want to look at:
http://www1.tpgi.com.au/users/eirvine/freebsd/netatalk-configs.html
Tomáš Pluskal wrote:
>
> i have a small net with windoze and 2 macs (1 power pc, 1 imac), it has 2
> segments (10 Mbit and 100 Mbit) connected via linux router. (one mac on each
> segment). I'd like to use netatalk to route aplletalk, so:
> 1) when I put in atalkd.conf ONLY eth0 OR eth1, it works fine on one segment
> (one mac can see the server)
> 2) when I put there:
> eth1 -seed -net 65280 -addr 65280.10 -zone "gm"
> eth0 -seed -net 65270 -addr 65270.15 -zone "gm"
> (the powerpc mac has address 65280.25 and is on eth1, the imac has 65270.24
> and is on eth0), the first surprising thing for me was that it didn't work
> if I put eth0 first, because afpd started always on 65280.10 and the imac
> (65270.24) could'n connect. If I put eth1 first, afpd starts on 65270.15 and
> imac connects ok, and the power pc mac too, but after (about) 60 seconds it
> (powerpc) says "appletalk has been disconnected" and when I want to connect
> again, I must change its appletalk address (for example to 65280.26) and
> find the router again. Then it repeats.
> I tried to change everything in the conf file (divide it into separate zones
> and so on), but I could'n get it working.
> Doesn't anybody here know what to do ?
> Thanks
> Tomas Pluskal
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