Next message: Dean Suhr: "Re: [WinMac] AppleTalk - not seeing the zones"
be careful when assigning AppleTalk cable ranges and the not manually, it is
very easy to assign information that Macs the AppleTalk step on other setups
and cause even more problems. I do not have any more info other than in one
of our routers we had AppleTalk configured in that manner, and it caused
Zones to disappear until we fixed it and made each zone have it's own cable
range.
-Mike
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> From: Dean Suhr
> Reply To: winmac@iffy.com
> Sent: Thursday, February 22, 2001 11:51 PM
> To: WinMac
> Subject: Re: [WinMac] AppleTalk - not seeing the zones
>
> The entries were indeed all blank. If the spanning tree idea does not pan
> out I will manually assign an ID and see if that gets him back on-line.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Dean
>
> >on 2/22/01 1:25 PM, Peters J B (Brooks) CRBE at PetersJB@nswccd.navy.mil
> wrote:
>
> > The only other thing I would try is, with the AppleTalk control panel
> open,
> > choose User Mode from the Edit menu and select "Advanced". When you
> return to
> > the AppleTalk CP, you'll see the assigned Node, Network Number, and
> Network
> > Range. Now I suppose if AppleTalk isn't running those fields might be
> blank,
> > but your friend could take a lookat the settings on other, working Macs,
> and
> > see if anything looks funny. The Advanced options also allow you to
> manually
> > set your Network Number and Node, however, there usually not much point
> since
> > AppleTalk usually auto-negotiates an unused pair.
> >
> > Brooks
>
>
>
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