Subject: Re: [netatalk-admins] Preferred method of accessing from PPP ?
From: Eric C Wagner (wagnerer@umich.edu)
Date: Wed Aug 13 1997 - 13:23:38 EDT
Actually netatalk/tcp is not just around the corner, its already here.
I've been using asun's patches on two computers for about two weeks now.
Both computers are accessable through a normal PPP connection. Just make
sure you have the new appleshare client.
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On Tue, 12 Aug 1997, John Grant wrote:
> What's the preferred method for allowing PPP access to appletalk services
> via netatalk ? I see that it is not directly supported.
>
> The most likely candidate looks like ARNS with atppp, but it's all a bit
> CAP and looks like it just creates a router, it makes no mention about a
> local server. If I want the (Solaris) machine to be a netatalk server *and*
> allow PPP dial-in supporting TCP/IP and appletalk what's the approach ?
>
> The response that netatalk/tcp is *really* just around the corner and all
> this can be forgotten before the end of September is an acceptable
> solution, if anyone cares to make it.
>
> ---
>
> John
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