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Faegilath:~ benlavery$ appletalk
Startup in single port mode:
-u <interface, e.g. en0> Bring up in single-interface mode.
modifier:
-q don't ask for zones (non-interactive mode)
Startup for multiple ports:
-r bring up Appletalk in routing mode
-x bring up Appletalk in multihoming mode
modifiers:
-f <router config file>
-c check config file only
-e check & display configuration only
-q don't ask for zones (non-interactive mode)
-v <value> maximum routing table entries
-w <value> maximum zip table entries
Other commands:
-d shut down AppleTalk
-h check/modify default zone
-n print network number and node id
-p print saved AppleTalk information
-s show statistics & error counts
Other routing commands:
-j print router status
-m <value> maximum routing (pack/sec)
-t show routing table
-z show zone list
Faegilath:~ benlavery$ appletalk
Startup in single port mode:
-u <interface, e.g. en0> Bring up in single-interface mode.
modifier:
-q don't ask for zones (non-interactive mode)
Startup for multiple ports:
-r bring up Appletalk in routing mode
-x bring up Appletalk in multihoming mode
modifiers:
-f <router config file>
-c check config file only
-e check & display configuration only
-q don't ask for zones (non-interactive mode)
-v <value> maximum routing table entries
-w <value> maximum zip table entries
Other commands:
-d shut down AppleTalk
-h check/modify default zone
-n print network number and node id
-p print saved AppleTalk information
-s show statistics & error counts
Other routing commands:
-j print router status
-m <value> maximum routing (pack/sec)
-t show routing table
-z show zone list
Faegilath:~ benlavery$ appletalk
Startup in single port mode:
-u <interface, e.g. en0> Bring up in single-interface mode.
modifier:
-q don't ask for zones (non-interactive mode)
Startup for multiple ports:
-r bring up Appletalk in routing mode
-x bring up Appletalk in multihoming mode
modifiers:
-f <router config file>
-c check config file only
-e check & display configuration only
-q don't ask for zones (non-interactive mode)
-v <value> maximum routing table entries
-w <value> maximum zip table entries
Other commands:
-d shut down AppleTalk
-h check/modify default zone
-n print network number and node id
-p print saved AppleTalk information
-s show statistics & error counts
Other routing commands:
-j print router status
-m <value> maximum routing (pack/sec)
-t show routing table
-z show zone list

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