Subject: RE: Newbie Question - AT broadcast, but ASIP connection?
From: Chris Bondelid (cbond@umci.com)
Date: Mon May 14 2001 - 18:44:59 EDT
I have netatalk 1.5pre[56] with AppleTalk DDP in the kernel and Mac clients
with OS 9 and OS 9.1 with both AppleTalk and IP turned on. I pick my server
from the list in the Chooser (AppleTalk broadcast) but when the shares are
connected, I have the little world on the drive icon and in the info of the
connection, it says connected over IP. But I have not tried previous
versions of MacOS so who knows if it's specific to >= OS 9
Chris
SysAdmin
University Mechanical
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen VanPelt [mailto:vanpelts@musc.edu]
Sent: Monday, May 14, 2001 2:49 PM
To: netatalk-admins@umich.edu
Subject: Newbie Question - AT broadcast, but ASIP connection?
Hello there,
I've seen this happen on a K-Ashare server (this is a Unix product by
Xinet), but I'm not sure if there's a way to make this happen using
netatalk, and I'm hoping somewhere here can tell me.
I'd like for someone to see my server show up in their Appletalk zone, yet
when they double-click on the server, I'd like it to connect over IP,
rather than the default DDP connection. I sense this is not a client-side
setting, because I've got a netatalk server, and when I pick it in the
chooser (rather than typing the IP in). it connects over Appletalk.
However, I connect to a campus K-Ashare server by picking it in the
chooser, and it connects over AppleShare IP.
Is there a way that I can broadcast in the zone, yet broadcast that I'm an
Appleshare IP server?
Stephen VanPelt
Information Technology Consultant
MUSC Center for Drug and Alcohol Programs
PH: 843-792-5558 Internet: vanpelts@musc.edu
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