Re: AppleTalk issue(s) in Panther

[Tim Collier]

Here's another issue.  I have a beige G3 running 9.2 and am not able to 
access any printers connected to my G4's running 10.3.4.  Is this 
because OS 9 is looking for network printers via Appletalk?  When I 
select USB Printer Sharing and click on Local Network instead of 
Appletalk, still nothing shows up.  The shared printers on the G4's 
show up on each other but the shared printer on the OS 9 machine 
doesn't show up there either.....once again, is this an Appletalk 
problem?  I have been able to put 10.2.6 on the beige and it runs 
"OK"........should I just put X back on it and leave it like that?  
There is no work around for the respective printers now show up?
Sorry if this point has already been asked and answered but I don't 
always read 'the entire message', especially when the response is below 
the original post.

Tim
On Aug 2, 2004, at 2:46 PM, aawillems wrote:
FTP works great for our outside clients. I'm finding SMB works just 
fine for OS X and Windows based servers. I'm going to set up an Xserve 
later this year with Panther Server. I'm looking forward to seeing 
what kind of performance I'll get out of it.

Aaron
Exterminate all rational thought.
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