More precisely - it is a routing _information_ (RIP) and services
advertising (SAP) daemon. For RIP, it maintains the kernel's IPX
routing table.
Not having the attached IPX network #'s (see your b) problem)
correctly configured will account.
> b) some errors can be sow (Linux says:
> IPX: Network number collision 00000101
> eth0 802.2 and eth2 802.2
> ).
This means two network segments (on eth0 and eth2) have the same
IPX network number. Different IPX networks require different IPX
network numbers, so IPX's autoconfig is complaining (with good
reason).
> What it means? I have my Linux configured with ipx_configure and
> ipx_interface, all auto)...
Examine `cat /proc/net/ipx*` and `ifconfig`. IPX info should
appear for both interfaces, with different IPX net #'s. If the
interfaces can't get valid IPX net # info, neither can ipxd.
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