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Liaison

#5848
From: David Edmondson
Date: Wed, 10 May 1989 16:21
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I am slightly confused about Liaison.  Descriptions on the net
describe it as software which runs on a mac with ethernet and
localtalk to act as a bridge, this is what I want.  However the
write up in a Mac product directory describes it as "...a
software bridge to allow remote users or networks to dial into
and connect to Appletalk and ethertalk networks..." which
sounds more like the Shiva netserial/netmodem products.

Is liason the former, the latter or both.  It may be a sensible
alternative to buying an additional Kinetics box for just a
handful of plusses.  Any practical experience?

Cheers, Dave


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From: davide@cs.qmc.ac.uk (David Edmondson)
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Subject: Liaison
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Date: 10 May 89 16:21:18 GMT
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