>I just tried to play your game. Both interfaces on the same segment only
>eth1 configured in the atalkd.conf. Everything seems to work fine - no
>error messages. All the services show up.
>RH-6.0 (kernel 2.2.5) netatalk-1.4b2+assun2.1.3.
>I have only one network configured not a range.
>You may want to try to run it on a separate segment without other
>machines, have one mac to test it. The problem may really be that you
>have a too wide network range.
Thanks Konstantin - that was indeed the problem. On our AppleTalk router (Helios on a
Sun) we had defined a network range of 1-60000. Setting this to 1-200 was all I needed
to do to make atalkd on the Linux box start.
Two interfaces are not a problem. At least not if only one of them is configured in
atalkd.conf.
And yes, two interfaces on a machine do make sense in a switched network environment.
Thanks for all your help
Markus
