I've been following with great interest the thread about routers. Right now I have several old Macs (6200 Performa, 7100, 6100, a Personal Laserwriter LS, and a duo 2300) that I'd like to network. I'm not very technically proficient by I've gotten more daring over the past several years. What would I need to get these guys to talk to each other? I'm clipping the recent posts to get a better picture of the process.
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