AUX 2.0 Limitations and Workarounds??:
James T. Talley
talley at hpuxa.ircc.ohio-state.edu
Tue Aug 28 23:13:39 AEST 1990
In message <3121 at ucsfcca.ucsf.edu> Ira Rampil writes:
>Why can't AUX handle TCP/IP via LocalTalk to our gateways????
>BTW NCSA Telnet does work under AUX Multifinder but wont cut it
>for all we want to do, ie bidirectional ftp to the Mac hosts, and
>rlogins to the Macs from the net, as well as Mail and News. Does
>any know of a PD or third party solution to this capricious
>limitation???
This may be a naive question, but as someone about to purchase an
A/UX system I'd like to know if this is the case in general. Is
A/UX able to speak TCP/IP through its LocalTalk connection? I'd
planned on hooking it up to our installed LocalTalk net and I'd
like to know beforehand if that means I'll have to get a Fastpath
or Gatorbox to use TCP/IP software. We have only Macs and no
outside world connection right now. I'd like to save the money
if I could, but, if I can't even Telnet without it, it's pretty
useless.
Do I need an Ethernet card and/or a FastPath?
I'd planned on using MacTCP on the other Macs on the net, if that
makes a difference.
James Talley
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