Re: GS Network software (was Re: GNO Questions)

[gwlester@cpu.com (Gerald W. Lester)]

In article <94153.141911KCR103@psuvm.psu.edu>, Ken Richardson <KCR103@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:
>I think the greatest void in the GS's treasure chest of capabilities
>is the lack of EtherNet-ability.  To be able to use my GS with any
>computer I buy in the future will require a network.  I got money
>ready and waiting for software/hardware that will allow my GS to
>be placed on an EtherNet network.  Ken
>PS The extra kicker would to be able to access the internet directly
>over that EtherNet network at least to annoy my boss because my GS
>refuses to die!

Once Tcp/IP sith SLIP/PPP is available for GNO/ME, all you have to do is get a
cheap router (or in some cases a terminal server).  The IIgs can be connected
to one of the serial ports.  These products also have an ethernet port.  If you
use one of the terminal servers, the other ports can than act like serial ports
for the IIgs.


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