At 02:39 AM 3/29/00 +0200, Patrik Schindler wrote: >On Tue, 28 Mar 2000, Michael wrote: > > > How does one force all connections to be IP rather than atalk. > >Why do you want to force? >If your Mac's configured right, all connections will automatically be >IP. AppleTalk Connections will only be established if IP fails. You will >see that through a significant delay when double-clicking a server within >the chooser. Question: how does one configure a Mac "right"? I have one Mac hooked up to one Linux PC, and when I do "-noddp" on Linux, the Netatalk server doesn't show up on the Mac's browser list, so I was under the assumption that browsing only works on AppleTalk. Is that wrong? What is "right"? Should I be able to browse and see an IP only Netatalk box? Where do I go to learn all this stuff? (And more: for instance, seeding? How does it relate if I'm trying to go all IP? And where do I learn about it at all, period?) (I know TCP/IP, and am familiar with PCs and NetBIOS...but AppleTalk is foreign to me. I've limped along so far, but I know there's gaping holes here in my knowledge, and I want to know where to look.) Kevin
