atinfo(1)

     NAME
          atinfo - print the AppleTalk information for each interface

     SYNOPSIS
          atinfo [-x]

     DESCRIPTION
          The atinfo command prints netrange, net, node, phase, and
          zone information for each Ethernet interface.  If the
          interface has not been configured with atconfig, the Zone
          field will read "Interface not configured".  In this case,
          the Phase field will be filled in.  If it reads "1" or "2",
          the network is a Phase 1 or Phase 2 network respectively,
          and the interface must be configured for that phase.  If it
          reads "1 or 2", there are either no AppleTalk routers on the
          network, or the network is a transition net running both
          Phase 1 and Phase 2.

          If the interface is configured, atinfo attempts to contact
          the nbpd(1m) to get a list of zones for the interface.   If
          the daemon does not respond, an error message will be
          printed.    If it does respond, a list of the zones
          associated with the interface will be displayed, with the
          default zone first.

          The -x option specifies that the display of numbers should
          be in hexadecimal, rather than decimal.

          By running atinfo before configuring an interface, you can
          find out whether other routers are present on a network.
          Since the net range is taken from packets sent by other
          routers whenever possible, atinfo will show a nonzero
          netrange before atconfig(1m) has been run, if other routers
          exist on the network(or after atconfig(1m) has been run with
          the -clear flag which clears all old assignments).  When no
          other routers are present, the netrange will remain zero.