Zeroconf (Zero Configuration) simplifies network configuration. It takes care of IP allocation for network devices so the user doesn't have to set this up manually. Zeroconf can be used even when DHCP isn't working correctly. With manual set up or with DHCP, two network devices can inadvertently...
I do have two network interfaces on my server ( one for "public" and one as "admin" network only ). The setup worked fine with net/mDNSResponder and net/netatalk3 . I configured the two networks in /usr/local/etc/afp.conf by restricting the netatalk to listen and response only to the public...
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