Subject: Re: ASIP
From: Kevin White (kwhite@apache.tsc.ohio-state.edu)
Date: Wed Mar 29 2000 - 19:20:53 EST
> >Question: how does one configure a Mac "right"?
>
>Question back: How much do you know about TC/IP networking?
>If you configured this right, you'll have IP.
I read further last night and realized this...it will use AppleTalk, then
reconnect with TCP/IP if it can. I verified that using NetStat...
Thanks for the info!
>Nope, you cannot see it.
>But if you establish via Browsing a connection, the Mac gets told that he
>can also try via IP and does so if you have OpenTransport and a recent
>AppleShare Version running. So you have both: Comfort and Speed :-)
Wow...sometimes, Apple does the Right Thing, eh? :)
>All remaining is the concept of network and host addresses:
I need to digest this some more...thanks for the info.
>I think, there are some resources on the net. The official netatalk
>homepage at http://www.umich.edu/~rsug/netatalk/ is a good starting point.
I had read through most of what was out there. Today, I found all sorts of
stuff on Open Transport and AppleShare at Apple's web site. There is still
some stuff missing, but I think it could be in the 25 meg SDK I d/l'ed. I
need to open that up and see what docs are in there.
Again, thanks for all the info.
Kevin
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