Thank you to everyone who took the time to make suggestions. I seem
to have fixed the problem, but I can't pinpoint exactly which command
or configuration change worked the magic.
As you suggested, I made sure that portfast was on, port channel was
off, and that the ports were not set to trun
nt: Monday, October 16, 2000 9:49 PM
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Subject: Re: appletalk on catalyst 5500 problem
Thanks to everyone who sent a response. I'm sorry I didn't give more
details when I wrote last night; I think I was just on the verge of going
to sleep.
The exact message w
Hi again,
A few last points before I sign off for the night:
1) You do indeed have to ask your users to pay attention to the error
message and do as it says (open and close the Control Panel). The person
who told me it was just an FYI message was forgetting the reality of
working with AppleTa
Thanks to everyone who sent a response. I'm sorry I didn't give more
details when I wrote last night; I think I was just on the verge of going
to sleep.
The exact message was:
"Your AppleTalk network has become available. To use the network, open the
AppleTalk control panel, then close it. "
I had done a lot of networking with Macs in the past - seems G3s had the same
problem you are running into. Oftentimes enabling portfast will resolve the
issue, but not always. I also found that switch platform doesn't matter
29xx, 35xx, 55xx, 65xx, etc.. I always found that locking down the
ber 16, 2000 2:35 PM
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> > Well, turning on portfast would have been my method of
> > troubleshooting
> > also. The other thought that comes to mind is that maybe the
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> Well, turning on portfast would have been my method of
> troubleshooting
> also. The other thought that comes to mind is that maybe the
> EtherTalk
> devices can't hear from their router quickly enough because
> the
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Well, turning on portfast would
Well, turning on portfast would have been my method of troubleshooting
also. The other thought that comes to mind is that maybe the EtherTalk
devices can't hear from their router quickly enough because the switch
ports don't enter forwarding mode soon enough.
An EtherTalk device sends a ZIPGet
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