Excerpts from internet.info-afs: 14-Jun-94 Campus wide AFS and non-Uni..
by Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> - Can I get any sort of AFS support for Macs or PCs (DOS/Windows)?
Not from Transarc, I believe, but:
You can use NetATalk, from the U of Michigan, to access AFS from a Mac
as a MacFS.
There's an AFS-ized version of pcnfsd floating around... that I haven't
tried yet.
NetATalk is very useful, and seems to be quite robust.
Excerpts from internet.info-afs: 14-Jun-94 Campus wide AFS and non-Uni..
by Alan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> - We can probably get NFS for almost all target systems and
> use the translator, but authentication is a problem. There
> is no way that I can sell them on the idea of logging in to
> a unix host to get a token to use from the PC/Mac. Anyone
> got any solutions here?? Could we use MIT Kerberos instead,
> which (I think?) supports PCs and Macs, but can we use this
> instead of AFS kerberos??
You should be able to.
Take a look at:
http://www.contrib.andrew.cmu.edu:8001/usr/db74/KrbAFS.html
-D
