On Mon, Dec 27, 1999 at 06:12:47PM +0000, Sandro Magi wrote:
> My ethernet device is the built-in motherboard ethernet on the Quadra 840AV 
> -> mc0. The interface works perfectly, I'm currently running an ftp server 
> off it.

Ah, I knew I forgot one of them (the mc? device).  I've never owned an AV.

> I placed mc0 -seed into my atalkd.conf file and I don't get anymore errors 
> during startup, but now I can't see the machine in the Network Browser or 
> the Chooser on the Mac. I checked top, and both atalkd and afpd are humming 
> along nicely, but now AppleShare volumes don't show up! Anymore suggestions?

Well, let's see...do you need the "-seed"?  Typically I didn't think
that was necessary unless you were doing AppleTalk routing or
somesuch.

I guess the next question is, assuming you have other AppleTalk
services running on your network (like a LaserWriter, or another
AppleShare server, or just a Mac with file sharing enabled), if you do
a nbplkup (with no arguments, typically), can you see any of the other
AppleTalk nodes on your network?

If not, then there's still something wrong with the atalkd
configuration, I think.
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