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Article #5372Re: Mac II as bridge to EtherNEt
From: W. N. Naegeli
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 1989 00:10
Date: Thu, 19 Jan 1989 00:10
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In my earlier response to the question about inexpensive gateways between LocalTalk and Ethernet, I forgot to mention Liaison from Infosphere. It retails for $295. I have no connection with Infosphere and I have not seen Liaison in action, but they claim it will route AppleTalk between Ethernet and LocalTalk and also connect LocalTalk over a modem or serial line to another LocalTalk network. Their software generally has a reputation for high reliability. Liaison can also be used to connect a remote Mac over dial-up line to a LocalTalk network for access of AppleShare, etc. However, this is not efficient and works well only with high speed modems because the AppleTalk packet involve a lot of overhead. If you only have a slow modem, you are probably better off using regular telcomm packages with XMODEM or Kermit for file transfer. If I remember right, you can also use Liaison as a bridge between two LocalTalk Zones. Infosphere, Inc. is at 4730 SW Macadam Ave. in Portland, OR 97201. (503) 226-3620.
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