ethernet and NTX

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From: Randy F. Hall
Date: Mon, 11 Dec 1989 01:02

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We have a Laser Writer II NTX, a Digital Vax Station 3200 running Ultrix,
and a MacII with an ethernet card. So, we have a mini ethernet zone
between the Vax and Macintosh.

And so far, everything is great. However, we generate a lot of post
script graphics. It would be very desirable to connect the 
LaserWriter II NTX into the ethernet. Thus, the Vax could dump ps
programs directly to the NTX. (now, we ftp to the MacII and print
via, local talk from Mac II to NTX.)

Big Question, anyone know how to connect the NTX directly
to the ethernet? With out using a Kinetics box to bridge the Local Talk
to the ethernet.

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