NetWare 3.12 ATPS question

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2 total messages Started by Chad D. Hubich Fri, 12 May 1995 00:00

#6319

Author: Chad D. Hubich
Date: Fri, 12 May 1995 00:00

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I'am attempting to add ATPS to our Netware 3.12 fileserver to allow PC clients
to print to our existing Ethertalk laser printers.  We have multiple zones,
our Phase 2 Default Zone is "University of Regina" and our local zone is 
"Computer Science".  Here's the setup:

AUTOEXEC.NCF
	.
	.
	load appletlk net=2000002 zone={"Computer Science"}
	load DC21040 AUI frame=ethernet_snap name=e2
	bind appltlk to e2 net=0-0
	load atps
	.
	.

ATPS.CFG

	CS_Department -o CS_Department -wf
	CS_Office -o CS_Office -wf
	.
	.

Everything seems to work.  I am able to print to these printers but invariably
sometime after atps is started there is an error detected by uar which is
running on an SGI Ultrix system.  The log reads:

/usr/adm/uar.log


	95/05/09 09:38:24 UAR starting
	95/05/09 09:38:24 No configuration file, running as non-seed router
	95/05/09 13:53:42 PANIC: default zone configuration mismatch, giving up.
	95/05/09 13:53:42 ec0: Config University of Regina, Real Computer Science
	95/05/09 13:53:42 UAR exiting

uar quits and we lose Unix connectivity to our Appletalk printers.

Any Ideas?

Thanks,
--
Chad D. Hubich
hubich@cs.uregina.ca

Re: NetWare 3.12 ATPS question

#6318

Author: gking
Date: Wed, 17 May 1995 00:00

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In article <hubich.800316929@mercury>
hubich@MERCURY.CS.UREGINA.CA (Chad D. Hubich) writes:

> 
> ATPS.CFG
> 
>         CS_Department -o CS_Department -wf
>         CS_Office -o CS_Office -wf

Your atps.cfg file syntax is incorrect. It should read:
"CS_Department:University of Regina" -o CS_Department -wf
"CS_Office:University of Regina" -o CS_Office -wf

The zone name must be in the atps.cfg file.  I assumed the zone was
"University of Regina", but the zone is whatever zone you see the
printer in the Chooser on the Macintosh.

You should update the lan drivers on the server also.  If that does not
work, it is a SGI Ultrix system problem.  Based on the error given, I
would say you need to change the configuration of the default zone on
the SGI Ultrix system.

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