Re: Can someone help me get my old reliable Mac IIci on the web?

[Thomas Burns]

I've got a IIci and an SE being used as a web servers. The IIci has a video 
card, a Turbo601 card, Ethernet card and 2gig hard drive. The SE has a 
DaynaPORT SCSI/Link-T to Ethernet connection and an 80mb hard drive. Both 
are connected to a Netgear 10 base T hub (since the old Ethernet cards have 
trouble connecting directly to a router) and that's connected to a Linksys 
router. The IIci serves up pretty fast, but the SE is dog slow, but it 
works. A good way to move files from your PC to your ci is to put NetPresenz 
FTP server on the ci and just drop and drag files from XP or W2K.

I also have an SE/30 all ready to serve when I get a site built.
And if anyone can think of a way to turn a Mac 512k into a server let me 
know. Alan and Greg came up with some good ideas. I'm intrigued about the 
TCP/IP devices the people are using with TI-99s. Can you tell me more?

IIci: www.atlantavintagetravel.no-ip.info
SE: http://www.MightySE.no-ip.info:8080
Thomas

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Sherman Chen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Vintage Macs" <vintage.macs@mail.maclaunch.com>
Sent: Saturday, March 05, 2005 10:15 PM
Subject: Re: Can someone help me get my old reliable Mac IIci on the web?


You'll need a 10 base-T ethernet nubus card for your mac.  In addition, 
your mac should be running system 7 and be using open transport.  You'll 
need iCab for web browsing.  It will be kinda slow, because I have a IIci 
myself and am able to get it on-line.

Sherman
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Fear is the path to the Dark Side.  Fear leads to Anger.  Anger leads to 
Hate.  Hate leads to Suffering.
- Yoda, Episode I

On Mar 5, 2005, at 6:27 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
Can someone help me get my old reliable Mac IIci on the web?   I think I
need both hardware and software.  I have a PC (I know, heretical) on the 
web
with Comcast cable, and a router with extra ports to connect the Mac 
IIci.
Regards, Steve


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