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Started by rivero
Wed, 16 Dec 1992 18:12
ARNS remote appletalk via TCP: any experience?
Author: rivero
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 18:12
Date: Wed, 16 Dec 1992 18:12
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Have anyone in the list installed ARNS? Is it fast? The current description we have limit the remote appletalk access via TCP/IP to macintosh in a ethernet network. Have anyoune tried with Clients on appletalk+Kinetics+ethernet nets? which is the limitation? -Alejandro Rivero Zaragoza Univ, Spain.
Re: ARNS remote appletalk via TCP: any experience?
Author: Barry Kort
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 13:24
Date: Thu, 17 Dec 1992 13:24
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In article <1992Dec16.181225.17339@ulrik.uio.no> rivero <rivero@cc.unizar.es> writes: Have anyone in the list installed ARNS? Is it fast? I have only tried the clients, not the ARNS Server. I'm looking for someone who has a test ARNS server up in North America. I have been able to print to the LaserWriter at mullala.cs.mu.oz.au, but I can't get the AppleShare to work properly over a 12000 mile Internet link. The current description we have limit the remote appletalk access via TCP/IP to macintosh in a ethernet network. Have anyoune tried with Clients on appletalk+Kinetics+ethernet nets? which is the limitation? -Alejandro Rivero Zaragoza Univ, Spain. For Macs not equipped with direct EtherTalk connections, I have tried the Async AppleTalk dial-up to a Unix host running the Unix side of the Async client. The performance to the ARNS Server at Mullala is the same for Async AppleTalk as for IPRemote. The globe-girdling connection is a bit too unreliable and delay-laden to be a good test. Barry Kort BBN Labs
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