27 Jun
2001
27 Jun
'01
3:15 a.m.
Not everyone in
the house needs a PC; I think I'm
more happy with one PC in a central room where I can
Hmmm, I was thinking of cutting down to about 50 computers, about half
networked and the other half as curiousities or spares. I have six areas
that each need a working mac and pc, (5) main servers each running
something different (Linux, NT, OS2, AppleShare (one 3.0.4 to boot IIgs
systems, and one running a newer IP version)), fun servers HP/ux on some
Apollo's, various on older macs and PCs), dedicated systems (scanner,
couple phone things, (2) CDR burners), various old systems running old
software. I want to have as many different kinds of segments on my network
as I can manage, which means running a model 95 OS/2 system to bridge
between 10bt and tokenring on twinax. 
27 Jun
27 Jun
6:43 a.m.
You'll want to use a Mac to bridge Ethernet to
Localtalk, if you
can find the software...
Apple has it, check on asu.info.apple.com or til.info.apple.com. Free for
the download.
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8:39 a.m.
software. I
want to have as many different kinds of segments on my network
as I can manage, which means running a model 95 OS/2 system to bridge
between 10bt and tokenring on twinax.
To round out that heterogeny, you need a set of Thomas-Conrad ARCNet
cards (unless you can find 20Mbps-Datapoint cards), a passive hub,
and a serial-port-based Token-ring network that uses software written
in Russia. The Russian software lets you host drives that are actually
shares from other machines!
You'll want to use a Mac to bridge Ethernet to Localtalk, if you
can find the software... 
2:54 p.m.
Douglas Quebbeman skrev:
To round out that heterogeny, you need a set of
Thomas-Conrad ARCNet
cards (unless you can find 20Mbps-Datapoint cards), a passive hub,
and a serial-port-based Token-ring network that uses software written
in Russia. The Russian software lets you host drives that are actually
shares from other machines!
Why Thomas-Conrad in particular? Is there some kind of 20Mb Arcnet version?
You'll want to use a Mac to bridge Ethernet to
Localtalk, if you
can find the software...
Or why not a Shiva box?
What else?
Apollo Tokenring, FDDI...
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