MacOS DHCP Server?

From: Frederick Scholl <freds_at_monarch-info.com>
Date: Thu Oct 25 13:21:44 2001

Speaking of LocalTalk, does anyone have TOPS software for PCs?

Fred Scholl
----- Original Message -----
From: David Woyciesjes <DAW_at_yalepress3.unipress.yale.edu>
To: <classiccmp_at_classiccmp.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2001 11:22 AM
Subject: RE: MacOS DHCP Server?


> !> > Chris wrote:
> !> > > >It's easier to find an ethernet card for a
> !> > > >Mac II than a localtalk card for a PC
> !> > >
> !>
> !> Peter C. Wallace wrote:
> !> > > hehehe... I have two of them! (localtalk cards for PCs
> !> > > that is) :-)
> !
> !I have something better than either or both. A Webster Multiport/LT.
> !It's an ethernet/Appletalk gateway.
> !Additionally, it does DHCP for Macs on Appletalk or ethernet.
> !Speaks IPX, (My Appletalk Macs have access to my Netware box, and the
> !Netware box
> !queue serves my Laserwriter IIF to the Macs and PC's)
> ! IP of course and even appears as a DECNET Node!!! etc etc etc.
> !
> !Came out of a $2 bag of cables someone nabbed at auction,
> !didn't know what the heck it was, and gave it to me. I didn't
> !know either, but I soon did. Ever surf the net on a Mac Classic
> !2 in glorious B&W with Netscape 1.1?
> !
> !According to their website, US$1900+ (and all the management
> !software is free to download :^)
> !I'm happy......
> !
> !Cheers
> !
> !Geoff Roberts
>
> That's basically all I'm looking to do... I knew I could've used
> NetBSD, but I figured I'd keep the routing Mac in pretty much the shape it
> was (could've been?) sold in. That is, MacOS 7.6.1 or some such.
Historical
> purposes, I guess you could call it.
> Also hoping to keep this as cheap as possible. My budget for this
> isn't all that big.. :-/
>
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