From: Kevin M. Woods (kev@xxxxxxx)
Date: Sun May 28 2000 - 17:11:52 GMT-3
You're missing a command on the hub...Caslow's AT chapter has the answer...
Kevin
// Hi all. Still bangin away here, and have run up against another wall. I'
ve got a hub and two spoke routers running frame. I have IP enabled on all. The
hub has a map to each spoke, and the spokes have a map to the hub and the othe
r spoke. Everyone can ping everyone and life is good. Interface is multipoint a
nd they are all on the same net. It is also a sub-interface.
// Now enter appletalk. I bascially configured appletalk the same way. The
hub has a mapping to both spokes, and the spokes have a mapping to the hub and
the other spoke. They are all on the same cable-range and zone, differnt nodes.
The hub sees both spokes, and can AT ping both spokes. The hub can also see ot
her zones off ethernets on the spokes. The spokes can AT ping the hub, but not
the other spoke. I've checked the mapping and they are there. I've debugged app
letalk packet, but am having trouble deciphering it.
// I was expecting AT to work basically like IP over the frame, but not eve
r doing AT, is their a gotcha I don't know about?
// I'm continuing to search, but have been stuck on this for about 2 hours now.
Have all the books out but haven't seen anything yet.
// Thanks!
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