--- Jason Tessier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Try IPNetRouter. www.sustworks.com.
Thanks Jason. Following another thread I finally put
those notions together and came up with what you were
probably driving at all along.
>
> Set it up on one of your 8.6 machines, and configure the
> rest of your
> systems manually. It works with OT's ability to multihome I
> think, allowing
> one interface to have 2 addresses. If you have 2 Ethernet
> cards, even better
> but not necessary.
>
> What regime do you get your internet access from?
My ISP is Rogers@home in Toronto, a cable ISP. The cable
comes into the house to a Terayon modem and passes through a
Farallon transceiver into the AAUI socket at the back of the
Powermac. I imagine it would be best to connect the two
computers via a second ethernet card installed in the primary
computer plus a crossover cable and a second transceiver
plugging into the AAUI socket at the back of either Quadra.
I also have an Asante ethernet to SCSI adapter
somewhere. I wonder if a connection could be established
that way?
No time to do more tonight. Tomorrow is another day.
Regards, John.
>
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