On 4/20/02 12:38 AM, "Orjan Larsson" <orjan_at_sm4tfe.com> wrote:
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> On l=F6rdag, april 20, 2002, at 06:00 ,John Skinner =
> <john_at_johnskinner.net>
> wrote:
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>> Is it still a current product of Apple's and/or is it still available?
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> I am running AppleTalk Internet Router on an old LC, and can answer No=20=
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> and No.
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> It does NOT work with Open Transport, so Apple did shed it for quite=20
> some time, never got updated for open transport networking.
> You can run it on, say, system 7.1 with classic networking, I do on my=20=
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> LC.
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> On the plus side, the AIR 3.x version is darn stable on my LC; when you=20=
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> have found out an old system version that is stable. Hever had an hiccup=20=
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> in 4 years time. Its easy to configure as AppleTalk seed router, and=20
> handles sich things beuatiful.
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> If you only need LocalTalk to Ethernet AppleTalk routing, I would rather=20=
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> suggest getting LocalTalk Bridge, an extension which works even with=20
> most MacOS 8.x version.
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> sincerely
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>
> Orjan Larsson
> Sweden
>
Thanks for the suggestions, but, I have tried using Apple's "LocalTalk
Bridge" before, but it will not do what I need.
I need Apple Internet Router's function so that I can make Appletalk
available on 2 Ethernet ports, and maybe a third serial port.
Anyone know of any other software that will do this?
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