I have about 6 of them here, I haven't had the time to fire them up yet.
If you guys are interested in them let me know off line.

Ed in NJ.  PS: I've got alot of Appletalk stuff. Bellcore (Telcordia)NJ, in
Piscataway,
recently shut down one of their main buildings and I was the contractor
hired to pull
their network stuff.


----- Original Message -----
From: "No�l Van Damme" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Mac Network" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, June 01, 2002 1:20 AM
Subject: Re: LocalTalk Bridge


> >Philip Stortz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> >yes, some of the gator boxes can bridge ethernet to local talk and
> >provide a serial port for a printer.  i've got 2 of them myself that
> >i'll be using when i set up  my network (i have played with them enough
> >to test them), as a bonus most of them have a print buffer so it doesn't
> >slow down your machine as much talking to the printer, the print buffer
> >gets full and the gatorbox worries about waiting for the printer.  these
> >are frequently available on ebay.  the software and the back doors to
> >reset the passwords etc. on the gator boxes is also posted as the
> >product is considered obsolete.  it's really great that the maker has
> >provided all of this free for the old hardware.  if you can't find the
> >software let me know, i've downloaded all of it since these resources
> >sometimes disappear.  i'd also be happy to look up the link if anyone
> >needs it.  no doubt there are also other brands of bridges that will
> >also do this.  in any case check the cayman site for the specs, i think
> >it's cayman.com or something easy to guess, if not you can always do a
> >web search or let me know what you need.  best of all they're usually
> >cheap.  you might also post a wanted post on the swap list, i suspect
> >some people have extra's laying around.
>
> I'm afraid the cayman website is gone.
> But if you have a gatorbox, which is password protected, you can find
> the procedure to remove the password at http://network.vandamme.net
> (click on the Gatorbox). I can also send you the software.
> Gatorboxes can bridge localtalk and ethernet (BNC and AUI
> connectors), but they can also route TCP/IP. I had an SE/30
> connected, via localtalk, through a Gatorbox and a NAT-router, to a
> cablemodem, so surf the internet. They also have SNMP.
>
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