On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Hauke Fath wrote:

> Meaning what exactly for my configuration?
> 
> With "sn0 -phase 2 -addr 65281" I get
> 
> [hauke@q700] /<1>contrib/etc # sh rc.atalk
> starting appletalk daemons: atalkd nbp_rgstr: Connection timed out
> Can't register q700:Workstation@*
> nbp_rgstr: Connection timed out
> Can't register q700:netatalk@*
>  nbprgstr papd afpd.

What does ifconfig say?

> -- i.e. atalkd _does_ come up, and with asun2.1.4-35 I can even mount
> volumes over AppleShare/IP. But no DDP based functions.
> 
> "nbplkup" from a 1.4.1 machine gives
>                        espresso:AFPServer                          65280.71:128
>                        espresso:netatalk                           65280.71:4
>                        espresso:Workstation                        65280.71:4
>                          Duo280:AFPServer                          42377.64:250
>                          Duo280:RemoteMouse                        42377.64:251
>                          Duo280:PPCToolBox                         42377.64:251
>                          Duo280:  Macintosh PowerBook              42377.64:252
>                          Duo280:Workstation                        42377.64:4

Weird! Something's very wrong here. When you have no router, you are
supposed to have addresses from 65280 to 65534. When you have a router,
you are NOT supposed to have address in this range.

Seeing both types of address on the wire shos something's wrong. Did you
used to be hooked to an appletalk network?

Take care,

Bill