How to get Classical IP to work?

[Rizal M. Z. <zr...@te...>]

Hello all,

I'm new to this list and to Linux and ATM in general. Excuse me for my
questions.

I run Linux kernel 2.4.0-test7, compiled on a Pentium PRo HP Netserver,
supporting Fore PCA-200E. I connect via 155 Mbps to a Xylan Omni 9 switch
with Cell Switching Modules and Ethernet Switching Modules.

The Omni 9 has ports for Ethernet, ATM 155 and ATM 25. It runs LANE v2.0,
and the LECS, LES and BUS has been configured on it.

I can bring up the ATM card on the linux box. I follow the instructions in
the manual to run atmsigd and ilmid. The switch detects my ATM card.

I configure the linux box with an IP address of 192.168.13.191 and the
switch is configured with IP address of 192.168.13.185.

I try to configure the switch as an ARP server with the atmarp -s command,
but I get this only when I run the atmarp -a command :

IP 192.168.12.185, state INVALID, addr
47.0079.00000000000000000000.000A03E00000.00, flags 0x2004<PERM,ARPSRV>
----- Unknown incoming connections -----
----- Incoming unidirectional connections -----
----- End of dump -----

So I try running the zeppelin LANE demon, but I get this output instead :

zeppelin:main.c: Our ATM address:
39.0348.8001BC90000100010001.00204808919E.00

zeppelin:kernel.c: Socket ioctl to lecd_ctrl failed:Function not
implemented

Does anybody have any ideas?