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In article <srp.726337388@cgl.ucsf.edu>, srp@cgl.ucsf.edu (Scott R. Presnell) writes:
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|> My situation is as follows.
|> 
|> 	1) Mac IIci at home running System 7.0 + tuneup.
|> 	2) Mac SL/IP 1.0 from HydenPark.
|> 
|> I installed Network cp 3.0 and Appletalk 58.0 from the Network Installer
|> available on ftp.apple.com. (as the documentation suggested getting a
|> recent version.)  I installed IPRemote as described.
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|> For as long as I tested it Async AppleTalk worked fine,  but I'd rather use
|> IPRemote if I can use it at the same time I can keep my IP connections.
|> 
|> My questions are:
|> 
|> 	1) Has anybody else tried running IPRemote over SL/IP and had it
|> work consistently?  I'd be interested in hearing "works for me" if that is
|> the case.
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We haven't tried IPremoteAT with SLIP, but have had good results with IPremoteAT and
MacPPP (available from merit.edu).  Typical systems are either

	PowerBook 170, System 7.1, MacTCP 1.1.1, Network Install Kit 3.0
or
	PowerBook 170, System 7.0.1 + System 7 Tuner + PowerBook Tuner, MacTCP 1.1

At DTE speed 19.2 and modulation speed 14.4 (V.32bis, V.42, V.42bis) performance is
respectable.  My experience with MacPPP indicates it is more robust and easier to
configure than the SLIP implementation I used.