24 Oct
2001
24 Oct
'01
5:41 a.m.
Does anyone know if there is a free/share/money-ware program that
can turn a Mac into a DHCP server? For use on an older 68k Mac...
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7 a.m.
Does anyone know if there is a free/share/money-ware
program that
can turn a Mac into a DHCP server? For use on an older 68k Mac...
I use a Mac IIci, up and running 24/7 14 months.
What you need is called a router, but any old PC or Mac running a unix
variant with a couple network cards should work fine too. I use a Mac IIci
running NetBSD. Check out this web site for details, and email me if you
need some network cards etc. cheap.
http://users.erols.com/ewinkler/
10:07 a.m.
A router isn't necessarily a DHCP server.
Peace... Sridhar
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Mike Ford wrote:
Does anyone
know if there is a free/share/money-ware program that
can turn a Mac into a DHCP server? For use on an older 68k Mac...
I use a Mac IIci, up and running 24/7 14 months.
What you need is called a router, but any old PC or Mac running a unix
variant with a couple network cards should work fine too. I use a Mac IIci
running NetBSD. Check out this web site for details, and email me if you
need some network cards etc. cheap.
http://users.erols.com/ewinkler/
11:37 a.m.
I plead guilty to one count of cut and paste. ;)
This package though includes both a DHCP client and a server as part of the
NAT and firewall.
A router isn't necessarily a DHCP server.
Peace... Sridhar
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001, Mike Ford wrote:
> > Does anyone know if there is a free/share/money-ware program that
> >can turn a Mac into a DHCP server? For use on an older 68k Mac...
>
> I use a Mac IIci, up and running 24/7 14 months.
>
> What you need is called a router, but any old PC or Mac running a unix
> variant with a couple network cards should work fine too. I use a Mac IIci
> running NetBSD. Check out this web site for details, and email me if you
> need some network cards etc. cheap.
>
> http://users.erols.com/ewinkler/
>
>
10:31 a.m.
Does anyone
know if there is a free/share/money-ware program that
can turn a Mac into a DHCP server? For use on an older 68k Mac...
I use a Mac IIci, up and running 24/7 14 months.
What you need is called a router, but any old PC or Mac running a unix
variant with a couple network cards should work fine too. I use a Mac IIci
running NetBSD. Check out this web site for details, and email me if you
need some network cards etc. cheap.
Does NetBSD support IP over localtalk? If so, I may switch over.
Eric
11:56 a.m.
The main reason to use a Mac as a router is to provide
an IP over localtalk
to IP over ethernet gateway. It's easier to find an ethernet card for a
Mac II than a localtalk card for a PC.
I don't know about NetBSD, but I kind of doubt it. Its a Maybe via Apples
free LocalTalk Bridge software. The Shiva/Kinetics FastPath and some of the
Farallon boxes yes. My NetBSD router IIci is pure ethernet, and one of my
other normal macs does the LocalTalk Bridge, but I only use it for printers
right now. IP over localtalk is on my future agenda though.
I use a Mac IIci
running NetBSD. Check out this web site for details, and email me if you
need some network cards etc. cheap.
Does NetBSD support IP over localtalk? If so, I may switch over. 
12:51 p.m.
I use a Mac
IIci
running NetBSD. Check out this web site for details, and email me if you
need some network cards etc. cheap.
Does NetBSD support IP over localtalk? If so, I may switch over.
7:10 a.m.
IPNetRouter may have that capability. Can't guarantee it, though.
Eric
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Does anyone know if there is a
free/share/money-ware program that
can turn a Mac into a DHCP server? For use on an older 68k Mac...
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--- C & IS Support Specialist
--- Yale University Press
--- mailto:david.woyciesjes@yale.edu
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