A 10mbit hub is a very useful thing to have around for connecting old computers with. That looks like a reasonable price to me, too, so yeah, that might be a good plan.
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A 10mbit hub is a very useful thing to have around for connecting old computers with. That looks like a reasonable price to me, too, so yeah, that might be a good plan.
gee, yesss! It works. I have my Mac II connected to the 3COM switch, which is connected to my netgear and in turn to my internet provider router.
I can access my local FTP server
DNS works I can ping nodes over the internet.
Thanks you all for the information, I couldn't do it myself.
Now I need internet FTP archives where to get system7 software: any idea?
thanks again!!
I can access my local FTP server
DNS works I can ping nodes over the internet.
Thanks you all for the information, I couldn't do it myself.
Now I need internet FTP archives where to get system7 software: any idea?
thanks again!!
Hotline is my recommendation for an original Mac file downloading experience! I actually just got my PowerMac 7100 on Hotline again last night, after having similar issues as you. There are a few Hotline servers still serving Mac files for download.
Client here: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/hotline
Servers are registered to trackers, a list of which can be found here: https://hotline.fandom.com/wiki/Trackers
Client here: https://macintoshgarden.org/apps/hotline
Servers are registered to trackers, a list of which can be found here: https://hotline.fandom.com/wiki/Trackers
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