At 7:34 AM -0600 11/21/01, R. A. Cantrell wrote:
>First go at this list, Howdy,
>
> I've got an iMAc netted to my 7100 via ethernet
>(slot one) rj-45 crossover cable and AppleTalk. I've go the 7100 netted to
>my 6300 via ethernet (onboard) and bnc. cant use them both at the same
>time, or so it seems. Is there a way to create a bridge between the 6300
>and iMac in the 7100?
You want to do file sharing? Well, the hub is the best way
to go, as already mentioned. If you're running new enough OS
version, you can do file sharing over TCP/IP, and use IPNetRouter on
the "middle" machine to bridge the two tiny networks, but this is
kind of overkill.
You could instead use LocalTalk between the 7100 and 6300,
and run Apple's LocalTalk bridge (free) to route AppleTalk. It'll be
slower over LocalTalk cabling, of course.
-Greg
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