> to time the netatalk server disappears from the chooser. I have traced
> this to the AARP entries cached in the server not matching the actual
> address of the machines.
Ok if the AARP cache is getting confused the they are correct - its kernel
side as the kernel handles AARPing
> Typically the machine's hardware address shows in /proc/net/aarp but the
> corresponding AppleTalk address does not match that found in the AppleTalk
> control panel.
"interesting". Does it match any other mac or seem recognizable. Does it
happen when people turn machines on (I have a suspicion I know what might
cause such bizarre behaviour)
> Only machines in the same zone as the server have problems; other machines
> don't presumably because the 3500 router does the AARP stuff.
Yep
Alan
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