This package contains also IPX router daemons as support for LinWare. They
can be used without LinWare for two another purposes:

1) to get the Linux work as IPX internetwork router
The forwarder itself is part of kernel code. The RIP daemon (ipxripd) have
to maintain IPX kernel routing table to be up to date and inform other
routers about routed networks. The SAP daemon (ipxsapd) gathers information
about IPX services (file, print servers etc...) and forwards it so all
networks are informed about all services in particular network.

Sample config:
You need to connect three ethernet segments together over IPX. First and
second segment use ethernet II frame only and third one uses also 802.3
(becouse there are e.g. some diskless stations). 
You must assign each frame on each segment unique network number, which must
agree with setup of other routers connected to segment. For each combination
of frame and device you should create an IPX interface and assign it
the right network number. Then you simply start both daemons.

Situation:

-----------------------
                    | eth0 , EII = 1234
                   -----
      |-----------|Linux|
      |     eth1   -----
      |  EII = 1235    |   eth2, EII = 1236 , 802.3 = 1237
      |               -------------------------------- 
      |                                  | NE2000.LAN
                                      ------
                                     |Novell|  internal = 1000
                                      ------

Linux IPX setup:
ipx_interface add eth0 etherii 1234 
ipx_interface add eth1 etherii 1235 
ipx_interface add eth2 etherii 1236
ipx_interdace add eth2 802.3 1237
ipxripd
ipxsapd

Novell setup:
ipx internal net 1000
load ne2000 port=300 int=5 frame=ethernet_ii name=ifc1
load ne2000 port=300 int=5 frame=ethernet_802.3 name=ifc2
bind ipx to ifc1 net=1236
bind ipx to ifc2 net=1237

2) to maintain IPX kernel routing table up to date on single interface station 

sample config:
You want to setup the station on ethernet segment using frame ethernet II.
You must create an IPX interface and start RIP daemon. SAP requests from
station are served by router on the same segment.

Linux setup:
ipx_interface add eth0 etherii 1234
ipxripd

Note that assigned IPX network number must agree with your router setup.
For the right number you can ask your netadmin or try to discover it itself
by the following commands:

ipx_interface add eth0 etherii
sleep 60
cat /proc/net/ipx_interface

If the interface number is now non-zero it is the right one. If zero you are
in trouble because there is no route on your segment & frame.
