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From: arnold@synopsys.com (Arnold de Leon)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.appletalk
Subject: Re: Running CAP  with K-star 8.0
Summary: It works now
Keywords: cap kinetics fastpath sun
Message-ID: <549@synopsys.COM>
Date: 9 Jul 90 23:35:58 GMT
References: <544@synopsys.COM> <545@synopsys.COM> <31552@cup.portal.com>
Organization: Synopsys Inc., Mountain View, Ca
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In article <31552@cup.portal.com> wcc@cup.portal.com (wcc - usa) writes:
>> After more testing I noticed that if I put 
[ snip snip]
>> at-zip          206/udp                         # udp: zip
>  ^^^^^^
>Where'd you get this from? It's "at-zis", not "at-zip". Grep the CAP 
>sources for "zis" and zip" just to make sure.
>

I got it from the CAP documentation (doc/installation.ms)

>Note that it doesn't really matter which socket range you use (the "old"
>768-series or the "new" 200-series), but the only essential matter is that
>ALL devices using these sockets are using the SAME ones. ALL CAP hosts and
>ALL encapsulating gateways.
>
>If you want to use the 200-series, you have to reconfigure the gateway
>(kbox?) to use the 200 series as well.
>

  This turned out to be the key.  There is an option on the
Fastpaths (enable options 11) for using the "new" 200-series
port numbers. (Thanks Tom Evans!)

  After sorting out /etc/atalk.local (those spaces in Zone
names will kill ya!), I get it the basic stuff working.

  I can now print on printers on the Appletalk network.

	arnold

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Mt. View, CA 94043