Should be able to use the router with the Mac. Depending on what is required, you may get away with using MacTCP but my bet is you'll probably have to install Open Transport.
As long as someone is comfortable with statically assigning IP information, MacTCP should always work. MacTCP doesn't do DHCP, so you'd be stuck with it.
I've used a System 6 Mac with MacTCP on everything from a dialup-shared-with-a-router to my company's Gigabit ethernet segment.
Scott Holder
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