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At 11 JUN 2002 10:15:24AM Matt Sorrell wrote:

In trying to troubleshoot ARev on WinXP issues, I've looked at a couple of different things. I just found out this morning that our network group does have SAP filtering in place on the internal network.

Apparently, this hasn't been causing any problems with our Win95/98 desktops, but might be the cause of our FS466 errors on WinXP.

However, I cannot seem to find any definitive information on how SAP filtering affects ARev. We are using the NLM 5, running on a Netware 5 server.

Can SAP filtering be active on the network? Does it have to be configured a particular way?

TIA,

msorrel@greyhound.com

Greyhound Lines, Inc.


At 11 JUN 2002 10:55AM Matt Sorrell wrote:

This was a red herring.

SAP filtering is in place, but only on the bridge between our US network and our Canadian network. There is no SAP filtering in place within each network.

Oh well, back to the drawing board.

msorrel@greyhound.com

Greyhound Lines, Inc.


At 11 JUN 2002 11:08AM Victor Engel wrote:

The NLM broadcasts using SAP number 0x5B8 so if SAP filtering is enabled and the NLM is being used, the network needs to be configured to allow this broadcast through to parts of the network needing to communicate to the NLM. I think if this were an issue you would get an FS472 message and not an FS466 message, though.


At 11 JUN 2002 11:33AM Don Miller - C3 Inc. wrote:

Victor ..

Absolutely right!!! Had the same issues with WAN Routers, too.

Don

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