On Sat, 2003-11-22 at 22:53, Marten van de Kraats wrote: > >AppleTalk and AppleShare IP are in no way the same. Their only > >similarity is they are both for the Mac OS and made by Apple. > >AppleTalk is slower and uses older routines it is also very > >versatile and works over more than one medium (in other similar > >guises such as LocalTalk). AppleShare IP is a purely ethernet TCP/IP > >based protocol that is more up to date and complies with TCP/IP > >networking standards. > > Appletalk is a network protocol and not an application, while > Appleshare IP is an application (server software to be precise) and > not a protocol. > The application Appleshare IP not only handles tcp/ip connections > over ethernet, but also appletalk connections over ethernet. BTW it > also supports tcp/ip and appletalk over localtalk. And all of this > simultaniously if needed. > Correct me if I am wrong. Can you get Appleshare 3.0.1 (for System 7.1) anywhere? I can find the patches to take it to 3.0.3 but not the original.
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