hnt@altger.uucp (Michael Hentrich) (10/08/90)
Hiya out there,
I dont know wether that's the right newsgroup.....
We do have here inhouse an Ethernet (TCP/IP) with a couple
of UNIX Hosts (SVR3) and Terminalservers. We also have one
MAC II.This MAC has an Postscript Printer connected directly
via an Appletalk Link, and is also connected to our LAN
via "Novell LAN Workplace for MacIntosh".(telnet/ftp)
We would like to use this PS-Printer from our UNIX-Hosts
via Ethernet.
Does anyone of you know how to provide the access?
Do we need another Software on the MAC???
Optional: Is it possible to implement smtp???
Your help is very appreciated, 'cause we dont have enough knowledge
reagrding MAC's.
Thanks in advance.
Michael Hentrich
Michael Hentrich c/o Altos Computer Systems GmbH Wuermstr.55
D-8032 Graefelfing/Munich Western Germany Voice:+49898548450
E-Mail: hnt@altger.altos.de bang:..!uunet!{altos|unido}!altger!hnt
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Michael Hentrich c/o Altos Computer Systems GmbH Wuermstr.55
D-8032 Graefelfing/Munich Western Germany Voice:+49898548450
E-Mail: hnt@altger.altos.de bang:..!uunet!{altos|unido}!altger!hnt
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------resnick@cogsci.uiuc.edu (Pete Resnick) (10/09/90)
If you want public domain/freeware stuff, you are looking for CAP, a protocol package from Columbia (though Rutgers is now working on it) that implements appletalk on Unix machines. It is avaiable from rutgers.rutgers.edu or columbia (IP?). For other stuff like this, comp.protocols.appletalk is probably your newsgroup. pr -- Pete Resnick (...so what is a mojo, and why would one be rising?) Graduate assistant - Philosophy Department, Gregory Hall, UIUC System manager - Cognitive Science Group, Beckman Institute, UIUC Internet/ARPAnet/EDUnet : resnick@cogsci.uiuc.edu BITNET (if no other way) : FREE0285@UIUCVMD