barry@primerd.prime.com (03/14/89)
I have a MAC-II with 4MB of memory and a 40MB hard drive that I want
to connect to an existing Ethernet. Most of the systems connected to
the net run UNIX (Sun and MIPS flavors), although there also a few
PCs (MS/DOS) and Prime 50s (PRIMOS) also connected. My current plan
is to buy the Apple EtherTalk board and use the NCSA TCP/IP package.
I'd like to get feedback as to whether I've made the right choice or
if there are better options I should explore.
Please respond by mail. I'll post a summary if I receive enough
replies.
Thanks in advance
Barry
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Barry Wolman | barry@s66.prime.com
Principal Technical Consultant | 492 Old Connecticut Path
Prime Computer | Framingham, MA 01701
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Nothing in this posting reflects an official position of Prime Computer.timk@zaphod.ncsa.uiuc.edu (03/15/89)
Sounds like a great choice to me. NCSA Telnet supports all EtherTalk compatible boards and devices. anonymous FTP from 128.174.20.50 (ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu) Tim Krauskopf NCSA