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     RTMPD(1M)	      K-Talk by	Xinet (10/14/99	10.1)	     RTMPD(1M)



     NAME    [Toc]    [Back]
	  rtmpd	- AppleTalk Routing Table Maintenance daemon

     SYNOPSIS    [Toc]    [Back]
	  /usr/etc/appletalk/rtmpd [ -N	] [ -H ] [ -O intr ] [ -D ]

     DESCRIPTION    [Toc]    [Back]
	  The rtmpd daemon is a	host daemon which manages AppleTalk
	  Routing Table	Maintenance Protocol (RTMP) requests.  It
	  listens on the well-known RTMP and RTMPReq sockets.  On
	  machines with	one Ethernet interface,	it advertises the
	  presence of the local	pseudo-network.	 On machines with more
	  than one interface, rtmpd advertises the networks on the
	  other	interfaces.  Killing rtmp with a SIGUSR2 will cause it
	  to dump its table of networks	in /usr/adm/appletalk/at_log.

	  -D		Causes rtmpd to	run in the foreground,
			printing debugging information.

	  -N		Causes rtmpd to	exit if	there are other
			routers	on the network.	   This	is an autoconfiguration
 option that allows rtmpd to run
			only when it is	needed.	   This	option will
			have no	effect if you have more	than one
			AppleTalk interface configured.

	  -H		Causes rtmpd publish routes, but not propagate
			routes between network interfaces.    This
			should be used only with the -H	option to
			nbpd.

	  -O		Causes rtmpd to	publish	routes only on
			interface intr.	 This is useful	if you want
			route on a small subnet, but don't want	to
			participate in routing on other	interfaces.

     FILES    [Toc]    [Back]
	  /usr/etc/appletalk/services	File where rtmpd is started.

















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