Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Feb 1, 2005, at 5:55 AM, Tim Collier wrote:
You need a router not a hub. The hub doesn't distribute IP addresses.
Appletalk doesn't NEED IP addresses. apletalk is NOT TCP/IP based, it's a different networking protocol entirely.
Yes indeed, but IIRC you have to set the TCP/IP control panel to use Ethernet first, than switch to the AppleTalk cp and switch it to Ethernet?
Not at all. Your AppleTalk and TCP/IP cps can be set to the same or different hardware interfaces. For example you can have AppleTalk set to LocalTalk or Ethernet for local access to a printer and TCP/IP can be set to Remote Access/PPP for a dialup connection to the Internet.
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