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Re: Networking?
In article <987547998.190139@chakotay.ncc74656.org>,
Scott Alfter <salfter@salfter.ncc74656.dyndns.org> wrote:
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>In article <3AD999F9.3C92EAA7@nomail.com>, Rick <nomail@nomail.com> wrote:
>>Can a IIgs use a localtalk/ethernet bridge?
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>That depends on how you define "bridge." I have a Quadra 610 with MacOS
>7.5.5 and LocalTalk Bridge (whatever version Apple has up for download)
>sitting between my GS and my Linux server (which runs netatalk). It wants
>to access the netatalk shares, but only as a guest user. The diagnostic
>software on the Linux end shows that the IIGS is on the network, and it
>responds to pings, but any attempt to log in and access user shares doesn't
>work. The Mac, OTOH, is able to access the shares exported by netatalk with
>no problems.
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I use LocalTalk Bridge on a MacOS 8.5 PPC8150. My IIe workstations and my
IIGS can share files with any Mac on the localtalk network or on ethernet
network, in any of the multiple zones on campus. Same is true for
Laserwriter type printers on localtalk or ethertalk.
So in a Apple Computer Inc. inclusive sense, Apple II's work fine with
Localtalk Bridge. I have no experience with Linux or netatalk (except
that I can NOT get netatalk running on my HPUX workstation :-( . Oh, I
also log in as a specific registered user, not as a guest, but guest
logins also work fine.
--Steve
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--Steve (apple2pd@ground.ecn.uiowa.edu)