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re: Localtalk gateway/bridge

Subject: re: Localtalk gateway/bridge
From: "Steve Quarrella" <Steve.Quarrella.NO@SPAM.f9005.n393.z1.fidonet.org>
Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2001 10:50:50 GMT
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Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
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 PB> The change I made on the NT side was to enable AppleTalk Router
 PB> Seeding -- this effectively means that the NT box explicitly tells other
 PB> devices (Macs, Apple IIs) what servers and zones exist on the
 PB> network.

Insert your favourite Batman TV series Chief O'Hara exclamation here, but I am 
seeing exactly the same behaviour that you do, i.e.:

 PB> There are still some problems. When I login from the IIgs, I must
 PB> login as Guest; the authenticated login mechanism is greyed out in the
 PB> dialog box. The same problem has been reported by Marsha when connecting
 PB> to a Linux box running Netatalk.

This guy.

Let me know if you make any further progress.  Got a sniffer handy? <g>

 PB> visible without enabling Seeding. If you try this, please be
 PB> careful about enabling AppleTalk Seeding if you are attached to somebody
 PB> else's network.

It's nice to be on a home network. :-)

References:
- Re: Localtalk gateway/bridge
  - From: Phil Beesley <pb14@le.ac.uk>

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