>Re-reading Jim's post I realized he wants to use the localtalk port on the
>2300 to connect it to ethernet, NOT put a localtalk printer on his ethernet
>network.
>
>Farallon has an ethernet-to-localtalk adapter, the EtherMac Adapter, for
>$170 at http://www.farallon.com/products/ether/adapters/enmad.html
...but it still won't work for the TCP/IP network he wants to connect
to (in this case to run SMB filesharing and printing over). The only
thing you can pump out the Localtalk serial port is Appletalk, and
without an upstream device to tunnel IP through (a Gatorbox or
equivalent), you're out of luck.
The original poster may want to look into a real Ethernet interface
for his Duo, ie. some sort of dock.
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