So, hmm... what exactly does that "AppleTalk" checkbox in the OS X Network preference panel do anyway? Is that to turn on AppleTalk over the selected network interface?
Yes. In OS X you can have IP active over many interfaces simultaneously. You can only have AppleTalk active on a single interface.
Is there a technical reason that you can only have AppleTalk active on a single interface? I want AppleTalk active on both my Ethernet and my wireless interfaces, because sometimes I'm on a wireless LAN, while other times I'm on a wired LAN.
Eagle
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