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From: oper.crum@UTAH-20.ARPA (Gary L. Crum)
Newsgroups: mod.protocols.appletalk
Subject: SEAGate configuration help request
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Date: Mon, 28-Oct-85 14:24:58 EST
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If you have installed SEAGate at your site, and you are not using 'subnets'
for address conversion, please send me the address mapping table portion
of your gw.c file.  Here's mine, but some reason that I don't understand,
it doesn't work.  The packets sent by an applebus node on our net are
received by the gateway, 'ddp2ip' is called to find the sender's IP
address and the destination IP address, but the gateway never tries to send
the packets out to the ethernet, according to the status function of the
gateway console.  Perhaps your example tables will help me configure mine
correctly.

ipmap[] = {
  1, -1, 0xc00f0100, /* DDP net 1 to IP net 192.15.1.xx */
		     /* SEAGate IP address (mac side) is 192.15.1.1 */
		     /* SEAGate IP address (ether side) is 192.5.12.10 */
  2, -1, 0xc0050c00, /* DDP net 2 to IP net 192.5.12.xx (utah-net) */
		     /* for example, utah-cs is 192.5.12.21 */
  -1, 0, 0			/* end of table */
};

Thanks.
oper.crum@utah-20.arpa
University of Utah
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