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From: stephen@drummond.arch.su.oz.au (Stephen Tolhurst <stephen>)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc
Subject: Re: Seeking help with ka9q as a router between 2 subnets
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Date: 3 Jun 91 00:01:00 GMT
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Changing the attach command from:
	attach packet 0x60 en0 8 1500 
to
	attach packet 0x60 en0 3 1500
did the trick, though I don't understand why!  The only other trouble I 
had was with getting the 2nd interface configured.  According to the 
ka9q docs I should have been able to do
	attach packet 0x61 en1 3 1500 129.78.144.3
instead it only worked if I did
	ip addr 129.78.144.3
	attach packet 0x61 en1 3 1500

The mystery of why ka9q worked ok with the wd drivers and not with the 
clarkson ones will probably remain a mystery.
Stephen Tolhurst (Computer System Manager) (02) 692-3549 Fax: (02) 692-3031
Dept of Architectural Science     ACSnet: stephen@archsci.su.oz
Wilkinson Building G04            ARPA:    stephen%archsci.su.oz@uunet.uu.net
University of Sydney  2006        UUCP:    uunet!munnari!archsci.su.oz!stephen