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Thanks for the Raspberry Pi info! What model device do you have, just out of curiosity? The AppleTalk control panel won't affect your ethernet connection. The router side is important because many modern routers won't step down the speed of the port. In the case of my ISP, for instance, they...

Search domains can be blank. Now, assuming your network card doesn't have any issues, and that the switch on it is on the right position, the rest is up to your router. Reboot and see if you get anything in TCP/IP. Confirm that the router port is set for 10mbps speeds and not gigabit speeds. I...

That is cool. Having it on a Pi would make for an efficient setup. This guide seems straightforward enough: https://charlesreid1.com/wiki/RaspberryPi/SSH_Stunnel— is this more or less how you set it up? What email client do you prefer? As for your ethernet issue — I don't think you should be...

Hosting your own mail server is another intriguing possibility. Then again, those are just different hoops!

Short answer:  Musashi 3.4.1. Long answer:  Email on the SE/30 is tricky. No clients (to my knowledge) support SSL, required by all modern email servers, and that limits you right out of the gate. The bare minimum modern standard you need is SMTP authentication, and only a handful of clients...

Sure thing. Once you get that software installed and have it connected to a router providing the right speed, the TCP/IP control panel configured to "use DHCP server" (your router) should pop in with your IP address, gateway, etc. That's the eureka moment.

Huxley, In the past couple of weeks, I have succeeded in getting an SE/30 on my modern network with a MacCon ethernet card, so I think I can help you. The one piece of software that is going to help you the most here is the Asante EtherTalk installer, available here on this dude's site...