[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 03:51 PM -0700 11/16/2005, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Any 802.11b/g base station will work. There's nothing special about
the Airport's implementation of 802.11.
Except that it will route AppleTalk in addition to IP, as I recall?
Not an issue, tho, unless you have AppleTalk-only printers or older
Macs that cannot do AFP/IP.
- Dan.
The last router that I know of, that FOR SURE will route native (the
proprietary) AppleTalk (distinctly different from the TCP/IP-based
Appletalk that showed up in OS 8.6? OS 9?) were early versions of the
NetGear MR314.
But this router worked great in that regard. I could even back up my
Newton wirelessly via "the old style" Appletalk.
B
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