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From: 32KKG6I@CMUVM.BITNET (Jim Getzinger)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
Subject: Re: AmigaNOS to a gateway. Gateway wont let me connect further.
Message-ID: <91124.12521532KKG6I@CMUVM.BITNET>
Date: 4 May 91 16:52:15 GMT
References: <172@dogmelb.dog.oz.au>
Organization: Central Michigan University
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I've found this problem as well.  Your solution is to either do as you
mentioned, telling all the other machines about your Amiga, or to ask your
system administrator to find the program 'gated'.

This program will correctly announce your SLIP connection to the "world"
in this case, your other Suns.  Routed does not correctly handle point to
point connections, but gated does.

After starting gated, get on one of the other Suns and type 'netstat -r'.
Your amiga should show up in the listings with your gateway correctly.

I know this is brief, but if you need more help, drop me a line and I'll
try to make it more specific.

Good luck!

Jim.
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