X.25 over LAN using hme

Hi there,
I have to use hme for X.25 over LAN.
But I can't see the hme in the device list on x25tool screen.
I'm using SunLink X.25 9.0.
Is there any way ? Modify some config files ?
Thanks a lot

Hi franky,
I have just read your question with regards to configuring X.25
over a LAN connection.
What type/model of system is X.25 being configured on ?
Has the hme ethernet card been added recently to the system?
What devices do you have available to you ?
Are you referring to the list under:
Edit > Add Link > LAN > Device?
Do you see the hme definition under the Board definition list?
ie: Boards > Definition menu
If not add a new device specifying a symbolic name Path to device
which is /dev/hme, L for Lan device, number of lines/ports, MRU (usually 1515 for lan connections) and a Comment.
I hope that this helps;
Regards
Derek SUN-DTS

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