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Chapter 4 - AppleTalk Routing & Bridging
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Auto-Seed means the router will listen for an AppleTalk Phase 2
network range being set by another router on the segment connected to
this interface and use this range if it exists. If it doesn’t discover a range
in use, the router will auto-generate a valid number (a range of size 1)
using its routing tables.
network range being set by another router on the segment connected to
this interface and use this range if it exists. If it doesn’t discover a range
in use, the router will auto-generate a valid number (a range of size 1)
using its routing tables.
Phase 2 Net # Range
For Ethernet interfaces which you set to Seed Phase 2, you must provide a
network number range. These two decimal numbers uniquely identify the
range of AppleTalk network numbers for the network segment connected to
this interface, for Phase 2. Acceptable values vary from 1 to 65,279. The
value on the left must be smaller than the value on the right.
network number range. These two decimal numbers uniquely identify the
range of AppleTalk network numbers for the network segment connected to
this interface, for Phase 2. Acceptable values vary from 1 to 65,279. The
value on the left must be smaller than the value on the right.
Each individual number in the range will support up to 253 node addresses.
v Note: Accidental selection of an AppleTalk network number (or range of
numbers) which is already in use on another network segment may cause
hard-to-diagnose problems. You should carefully track which AppleTalk
network numbers are in use, and where they are used.
numbers) which is already in use on another network segment may cause
hard-to-diagnose problems. You should carefully track which AppleTalk
network numbers are in use, and where they are used.
Phase 2 Zones
For Ethernet interfaces which you set to Seed Phase 2, you must provide a
network number range. These are the names associated with the network
number range entered above. You must specify at least one name, but it isn’t
necessary to specify a name for every number in the range. Zone names may
be up to 32 characters in length.
network number range. These are the names associated with the network
number range entered above. You must specify at least one name, but it isn’t
necessary to specify a name for every number in the range. Zone names may
be up to 32 characters in length.
Typically names are chosen which have some significance to the physical
location or the corporate purpose of the network segment. Examples would
be “Main Accounting,” “Cost Accounting” and “Bookkeeping.”
location or the corporate purpose of the network segment. Examples would
be “Main Accounting,” “Cost Accounting” and “Bookkeeping.”
These names will appear in the Chooser program of computers which support
AppleTalk. using the Network Control Panel, Macintosh computers are able
to pick the zone in which they are located.
AppleTalk. using the Network Control Panel, Macintosh computers are able
to pick the zone in which they are located.
Phase 2 Default Zone
Use the Default button next to the Zone list to select which entry the router
should designate as the default zone name for the segment. If you do not
specify a default name, the router will designate the first name in the list.
should designate as the default zone name for the segment. If you do not
specify a default name, the router will designate the first name in the list.
Phase 2 Node
You can provide a suggestion for the node number the router should use on
this AppleTalk Phase 2 interface.
this AppleTalk Phase 2 interface.
v Note: The AppleTalk protocol allows network nodes to dynamically claim
node numbers when they start up. Assigning known AppleTalk node numbers
node numbers when they start up. Assigning known AppleTalk node numbers