Stuart Bell wrote:
To clarify, I think there are two issues here:
1. Can you use TCP/IP under 7.5.5? Im sure the answer is 'yes'.
2. Can SCSI-Ethernet adapters carry TCP/IP as opposed to 'pure' AppleTalk. I don't know the answer to that one. But there's no point worrying about question 1 until we know the answer to question 2.
I surf, if you can call it that, on a classic using a dynalink scsi-ethernet adapter so I hope the answer is yes. Do you need tcp/ip for the job? Answer: no. I can only guess the Asante product will do the same as the Intel one.
OS7.1 would be better suited to the task and yes you can install tcp/ip on that as well unless several quadra's around here are very wrong.
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