From: katz@elements.rpal.rockwell.com (Morry Katz)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.appletalk
Subject: Problem with atis in cap60
Date: 8 Sep 92 11:41:25
Organization: Rockwell International Palo Alto Lab
Reply-To: katz@rpal.rockwell.com
NNTP-Posting-Host: carbon.rpal.rockwell.com

I apologize if this problem has been previously addressed in this
newgroup as I am not a regular reader of the group.

I have just upgraded mmy version of cap from cap 60 patch level 27 to
cap 60 patch level 125 and atis no longer seems to acquire routing
info from my fastpath box correctly.  

Hardware: Sun 4/690
OS: SunOS 4.1.3
Software: Cap 60 v. 27 and Cap 60 v. 125
Type of appletalk used by Cap: Ethertalk phase 2

Under verions 27 when I ran aarpd and then atis (with debugging turned
on) I got  traces like the following:
carbon{root}%16:54:17 09/07/92  Ethernet address for le0 is 08:00:20:11:2f:b8
16:54:19 09/07/92  acquired node 20 on interface le0
Interface le0, zone Ethertalk-Phase2, acquired node number 20/255.0
16:54:19 09/07/92  sending GetNetInfo request ...
16:54:19 09/07/92  Got mapping for 128/3.0
16:54:19 09/07/92    Address: 0 80 d3 a0 1b c4
16:54:19 09/07/92  New AARP mapping for node 128/3.0
16:54:19 09/07/92  GetNetInfo reply packet arrived:
16:54:19 09/07/92      Flags 0x20, rangeStart 0300, rangeEnd 0300
16:54:19 09/07/92      Zone Ethertalk-Phase2 (len 16), MCZAddr 9:0:7:0:0:bf
16:54:19 09/07/92  Changing network range: 0000-fffe -> 0300-0300
16:54:19 09/07/92  Probing for 20/3.0
16:54:19 09/07/92  New AARP mapping for node 20/3.0
16:54:19 09/07/92  etalk_resolve: node 20/3.0 try again later
16:54:19 09/07/92  Probing for 20/3.0

(repeated 10 times)

16:54:22 09/07/92  New AARP mapping for node 20/3.0
16:54:22 09/07/92  etalk_resolve: node 20/3.0 try again later
16:54:22 09/07/92  Probing for 20/3.0

(repeated 10 times)

16:54:24 09/07/92  Adopting 20/3.0
16:54:24 09/07/92  AARPD .... Running

carbon{root}%atis -D 3&
[4] 2491
carbon{root}%abInit: [ddp:   3.00, 20] starting
16:54:54 09/07/92  Reply num max for lkup reply is 5 (based on 104)
16:54:54 09/07/92  pid = 2491
16:54:54 09/07/92  setting bridge address
16:54:54 09/07/92  New default router 768.128, goodness -1->0
16:55:04 09/07/92  Current default router 768.128, goodness 0

(NOTICE THAT A ROUTE OF SOME SORT IS ACQUIRED IN THE LAST TWO LINES.)

carbon{root}%getzones
16:55:08 09/07/92  request for bridge address: 768.128
16:55:08 09/07/92  request for 128/3.0
16:55:08 09/07/92  Got mapping for 128/3.0
16:55:08 09/07/92    Address: 0 80 d3 a0 1b c4
16:55:08 09/07/92  Resetting an old mapping for node 128/3.0
IPTalk
Ethertalk-Phase2
Ethertalk-Phase1
Localtalk

When I use cap 60 patch level 125, atis soes not acquire the necessary
routing info.  Traces look as follows:

carbon{root}%/usr/local/etc/atis -D 3&
[4] 2488
carbon{root}%abInit: [ddp:   5.00, 20] starting
atis: Mon Sep  7 16:54:30 1992 Reply num max for lkup reply is 5 (based on 104)
atis: Mon Sep  7 16:54:31 1992 pid = 2488

(NOTE LACK OF ROUTES)

carbon{root}%getzones
16:54:37 09/07/92  request for bridge address: 0.0
16:54:37 09/07/92  request for 0/0.0
16:54:37 09/07/92  New AARP mapping for node 0/0.0
16:54:37 09/07/92  etalk_resolve: node 0/0.0 try again later
16:54:38 09/07/92  request for 0/0.0
16:54:38 09/07/92  etalk_resolve: node 0/0.0 try again later
16:54:39 09/07/92  request for 0/0.0
16:54:39 09/07/92  etalk_resolve: node 0/0.0 try again later
16:54:40 09/07/92  request for 0/0.0
16:54:40 09/07/92  New AARP mapping for node 0/0.0
16:54:40 09/07/92  etalk_resolve: node 0/0.0 try again later
error -1096 getting zone list

Any suggestions as to what is going wrong or how to fix this problem
would be GREATLY apprciated.  I am rapidly reaching my wits end!
Please send responses via email (as I do not read this group) and I
will summarize to the net.  Thanks in advance!
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Morry Katz
Rockwell Science Center
administrator@rpal.rockwell.com (machine administration issues)
katz@rpal.rockwell.com (other)
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