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From: UCCXJGN@OSUVM1.BITNET ("Nunley, Jerri")
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Subject: 3174 problem
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Date: 23 May 91 20:12:09 GMT
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From: Jerri Nunley

We did the same here last year--so I am trying to recall from my own
"offline" information stored in my mind.  It seems we had to use an
address that ended in '0' for the cuaddr when configuring a token-ring
gateway on a 3174 address.  We actually had to change the sysgen address
of the controller from 708 to 720 in order to set up the gateway.

Perhaps this might help you.  The red book, "Installation Guidelines
for IBM Token-Ring Network Products", GG-24-3291-00, Chapter 9--3174
Local Gateway, has information that may help you.

Good luck!