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Apple Internet Router 3.01
- Thread starter olePigeon
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Yes, in combination with another software product, Apple IP Gateway, and with the router software running on a machine at each end, it is possible to connect two separate zoned Appletalk networks through an IP tunnel.
Kind of neat, actually.
OOOOOOoooooohhhhh I tried to get my hands on that in college for $0, to do basically that. Had a friend that worked in one of the computer labs, we were going to try to bridge the administrative Appletalk network to the dorm Appletalk network. Just so we could monkey around on the network and see what kind of mischief we could get up to. Closest I came was when one of the lab printers suddenly popped up on the dorm network... I printed lots of many things to it.
Ahh, I would really like a copy of that. I mean, I have a questionable downloaded one but a proper copy would be nice. 
...which would most likely be faster and would certainly be more up to spec than the Apple IP Gateway, as the latter hails from the days of MacTCP.
No need to know anything about Linux
As quote from my web site:
You need three things to run the gateway:
– Virtualisation software, like Virtualbox (https://www.virtualbox.org/)
– The virtual machine with macipgw on it . Download below.
– A LocalTalk bridge. Can be hardware or software.
if you need help. Just let me know. This is why I make these tools.
As quote from my web site:
You need three things to run the gateway:
– Virtualisation software, like Virtualbox (https://www.virtualbox.org/)
– The virtual machine with macipgw on it . Download below.
– A LocalTalk bridge. Can be hardware or software.
if you need help. Just let me know. This is why I make these tools.
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