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SCSI Throughput vs. Network Throughput, Part 2

Daniel Knight,  Low End Mac, Low End Mac Tech Journal - 1998.07.06 - Leave a comment -

1998 – I’ve looked at the theory of using an older, slower Mac as a server on a 10Base-T ethernet network in SCSI Throughput vs. Network Throughput – now on to the testing.

TCP/IP over LocalTalk

Scott L. Barber,  Low End Mac, Low End Mac Tech Journal, The Serker Files - 1998.04.27 - Leave a comment -

“I’m using my PowerBook Duo 280c over Apple’s LocalTalk Bridge to get access to my ethernet network. What do I need to get TCP/IP to flow through that, too? Where can I get it?”

The LocalTalk Gateway

Scott L. Barber,  Low End Mac, Low End Mac Tech Journal, The Serker Files - 1998.04.24 - Leave a comment -

1998 – The entire idea of a LocalTalk gateway is to bridge LocalTalk devices that don’t have ethernet – such as Macs, early LaserWriters, other printers, etc. which are not TCP/IP devices (visible on the Internet in the Internet’s most common language) as LocalTalk devices.

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