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oldmacman
Full Member
USA
713 Posts |
 Posted - 14 Jul 2002 : 18:07:06
I have three Macs: a 6400/180, a 5400/200, and a PowerBook 5300c. They are all networked to each other with PhoneNet. The 6400/180 has a 33.6Kbps modem attached to the modem port. The other computers do not have modems. Is it possible for me to share the internet connection on the 6400 with the other two machines? If I connect on the 6400, is it possible to browse/check email on the other two machines? If so, how do I set this up?Official 68kMLA Music and NeXT Expert
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Macs Liberated: SE (2), IIsi, Quadra 700, 6100, PB 5300, PowerMac 5400/200, Performa 6400/180
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quinterro
Starting Member
USA
20 Posts |
Posted - 23 Jul 2002 : 18:40:41
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I have three Macs: a 6400/180, a 5400/200, and a PowerBook 5300c. They are all networked to each other with PhoneNet. The 6400/180 has a 33.6Kbps modem attached to the modem port. The other computers do not have modems. Is it possible for me to share the internet connection on the 6400 with the other two machines? If I connect on the 6400, is it possible to browse/check email on the other two machines? If so, how do I set this up?
I did this a long time ago with a 6100/G3-250 and a Duo 280c. I used IPNetRouter to try it out. At the time, my internet connection was at 26400 bps, so it was quite slow on the 280c. There's an option in IPNetRouter to share over LocalTalk. One other note, the program is shareware. ----------------
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gdogkzo
Junior Member
147 Posts |
Posted - 31 Jul 2002 : 08:40:45
Why not just use ethernet to do it. Speeds will be much faster.
Geoff
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catsdorule
Senior Member
Canada
1627 Posts |
Posted - 31 Jul 2002 : 08:48:19
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Why not just use ethernet to do it. Speeds will be much faster.
Geoff
If he does not have ethernet it would cost him a lot put ethernet in all the machines. 3 LC PDS/PCI/nubus ethernet cards. -----
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FTP Server: ftp://142.161.106.250/Library/WebServer/documents l/p 68kmla/68000 Edited by - catsdorule on 31 Jul 2002 08:49:29 |
thelip
Full Member
USA
729 Posts |
Posted - 31 Jul 2002 : 09:25:12
You have to setup a MacIP server using ipnetrouter, vicom internet gateway, or the like. I had that to route internet to my 165 via serial. As I posted in other threads. vicom internet gateway had a wizard that set it all up and was a piece of cake, ipnetrouter has been a pain._______________________
Sgt. Thelip
Heavy Weapons Specialist - 950 division
Liberated Macs: 12
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macaka
New Member
France
88 Posts |
Posted - 20 Aug 2002 : 16:41:56
quote:
I have three Macs: a 6400/180, a 5400/200, and a PowerBook 5300c. They are all networked to each other with PhoneNet. The 6400/180 has a 33.6Kbps modem attached to the modem port. The other computers do not have modems. Is it possible for me to share the internet connection on the 6400 with the other two machines? If I connect on the 6400, is it possible to browse/check email on the other two machines? If so, how do I set this up?Official 68kMLA Music and NeXT Expert
OpenStep Page at http://openstep.topcities.com/
Macs Liberated: SE (2), IIsi, Quadra 700, 6100, PB 5300, PowerMac 5400/200, Performa 6400/180
PCs liberated from Windoze: 3
If you want to make a connection with AppleTalk, actually it's difficult but you can try to connect your computer on the net.
Get an appleshare extension ( specialy appletalk ) and a software like
Apple Remote Access.(unobtainable actually ).
Select option AppleTalk in the selector Apple and LocalTalk in the mactcp control panel and try. macaka It's the war.... |
Sharing an internet connection with LocalTalk?
68k of the Week: kastegir's PowerBook 180.