Re: One more question

At 5:29 PM -0700 3/31/2003, Grayson Williams wrote: >If I did put the older Macs on a Phonenet, and bridged them to the >Ethernet network, could I still give them Internet access that way >through the network, or is MacTCP too simple to allow that? >-- IP over AppleTalk (including LocalTalk) is c

Re: One more question

At 17:29 -0700 on 31/03/03, Grayson Williams wrote: >If I did put the older Macs on a Phonenet, and bridged them to the >Ethernet network, could I still give them Internet access that way >through the network, or is MacTCP too simple to allow that? You'll need a MacIP server, like IPNetRouter, or

Re: One more question

My Reply follows quote. On 31/03/2003 16:30 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Grayson Williams) >If I did put the older Macs on a Phonenet, and bridged them to the >Ethernet network, could I still give them Internet access that way >through the network, or is MacTCP too simple

One more question

If I did put the older Macs on a Phonenet, and bridged them to the Ethernet network, could I still give them Internet access that way through the network, or is MacTCP too simple to allow that? -- -- Mathematicians are like Fr