Sp00ky,

I really don't know much more than I already wrote about IPNetRouter.  
Check Amber's site for info on using it in real life, and for links to 
the developer's site.

As for the similar discussion "next" week -- oopsie.  That was supposed 
to be "last" week. :)

Eagle

On Monday, June 24, 2002, at 05:17 , Spiritus ex Machina wrote:
> Eagle,
>
> Can you provide a bit more information about IPNetRouter? What sort of
> software package is it and where can it be found? Will it provide the
> service I want on my LC 475? (see previous message, Subject: Modems and
> Routers and Hubs - Oh, My!)
>
> Also, are you, like my acquaintance Merlin, living backwards in time?
> (Eagle sez: "As was pointed out in a similar discussion next week, ...")
>
>          Sp00ky
>
> At 04:42 PM 6/24/2002 -0400, Eagle wrote:
>> On Monday, June 24, 2002, at 04:39 , dan_A wrote:
>>>>> It'll cost as much to get the software as it would to buy a
>>>>> hardware router, and the hardware router will be faster and
>>>>> use less electricity.
>>>>
>>>> It does give the added ability to have LocalTalk-only Macs online,
>>>> though.  That's something an ethernet-only router won't do.
>>>>
>>>> Eagle
>>>
>>> --
>>> So, if I can get my SE/30 up and running I can add it in to the mix
>>> without getting an ethernet card for it?
>>
>> If you have a LocalTalk network AND an ethernet network, and you can 
>> run
>> IPNetRouter on the machine connected to both networks, yes, you can use
>> IPNetRouter to get your LocalTalk-only computers online.
>>
>> Be warned, though:
>> 1- this is very slow
>> 2- it is probably not cost effective
>>
>> As was pointed out in a similar discussion next week, it also requires
>> the ability to add a static route, to your LocalTalk IP subnet, in your
>> cable/DSL router.
>>
>> Eagle


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