rhodes@grebyn.com (Ned Rhodes) (07/17/90)
I have two macs connected via appletalk. One runs A/UX, the other MacOS. I can transfer data my logging in over a serial link or by moving data on disks. What I want to do is log in over appletalk using something like TOPS termainal or some other TCP utility. I can get TOPS terminal to run on the one Mac, but it never sees the A/UX system. What do I have to do on the A/UX side to use these TCP utilities? Has anyone done this? Thanks. -- Ned W. Rhodes (703) 534-2297 (voice) Software Systems Group (703) 237-9654 (fax) 2001 North Kenilworth Street CompuServe : 71321,424 Arlington, VA 22205 rhodes@grebyn.COM
glenn@prism.gatech.EDU (Glenn Souther) (07/18/90)
In article <20414@grebyn.com> rhodes@grebyn.com (Ned Rhodes) writes: > > I have two macs connected via appletalk. One runs A/UX, the >other MacOS. I can transfer data my logging in over a serial link or by >moving data on disks. What I want to do is log in over appletalk using >something like TOPS termainal or some other TCP utility. > I can get TOPS terminal to run on the one Mac, but it never sees >the A/UX system. What do I have to do on the A/UX side to use these TCP >utilities? Has anyone done this? Thanks. > >-- >Ned W. Rhodes (703) 534-2297 (voice) >Software Systems Group (703) 237-9654 (fax) >2001 North Kenilworth Street CompuServe : 71321,424 >Arlington, VA 22205 rhodes@grebyn.COM Assuming that you are using ethernet, check to make sure that the Mac/OS box is running phase 2. A/UX will not talk phase 1. It would be really helpful if Apple products would support BOTH phases during an interim period. On Campus we have routers that don't understand phase 2 yet, and we also have phase 2 only A/UX machines. So much for one happy world talking to each other. Glenn Souther Office of Computing Services Georgia Insitute of Technology, Atlanta Georgia, 30332 uucp: ...!{akgua,allegra,amd,hplabs,ihnp4,seismo,ut-ngp}!gatech!vail!glenn ARPA: glenn@vail.gatech.edu BITNET: CC100GS@GITNVE2 Ma Bell: (404) 894-6176