Essentially the same as a standard beige, but includes things like ultra/wide scsi. The real diff was the software package - it came licensed for AppleShare IP, I believe.
- Dan.
Additionally, these machines usually included an additional Network Interface Card (NIC)- usually 10/100 UTP.
Thanks for the responses.
The machine I have has a 500 mhz processor (definitely an upgrade), a 24x CD (standard), a 4 gig drive (standard), two ultra.wide SCSI PCI cards (one of which sounds like an addition) and a 10/100 PCI ethernet card which sounds like it is also original.
I've got some more fiddling to do and will come back with some questions later but this is great info for now.
Brian -- Brian Braunschweiger
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