carr@Apple.COM (Randy Carr) (11/15/89)
In article <6469@portia.Stanford.EDU> dane@denali.stanford.edu (Dane Spearing) writes: > >I've got a Mac IIcx hooked up to an AppleTalk network and occasionally >use InterPoll to check the number of users on the net. I've noticed >that InterPoll doesn't seem to recognize my (or anyone elses) IIcx, or the IIx, >and IIci, and just lists these devices as "Macintosh". It does however >recognize the SE/30. Is this a problem with InterPoll itself, or an update >in the Responder from Sys 6.0.3 to 6.0.4? (I'm running sys 6.0.3). >Any word on this from Apple (or better yet, Randy Carr, the guy who wrote >it?) > Responder was revised to version 1.1 to handle the newer Macintoshes that 'arrived' after the earlier releases of Responder. For all these newer machines and machines that come later, the 1.1 version will work correctly as far a registering the correct name on the network. (The system now contains those name strings) Inter*Poll's current version is 1.0.1 and fixes some nasty bugs in the Network Search window as well as allowing any device with the type starting with the characters 'Macintosh' to be included in the System Information window. >|Dane Spearing | The opinions herein are mine, all | Randy Carr System Software Domain: carr@apple.com Apple Computer, Inc. UUCP: {nsc,dual,sun,voder}!apple!carr 20525 Mariani Ave. M/S 27-O AppleLink: CARR2 Cupertino, CA 95014 Opinions & Responses are my own and do NOT represent my employer...