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mac server & appletalk

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From: Mark Ahlenius
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 1990 14:13
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Does anyone have any experience using a server on a regular
macintosh appletalk (i.e. phonenet) network (passive one)
with a server such as the Jasmine server?
The server would be used for both loading application programs
and storing user files, in a network of about 10 macs - located
on three different floors of a building.

I would like to know if this is a viable alternative for a
Mac network - as opposed to placing hard disks at each of
8-10 macintoshes.  Obviously the disk access will be slowed
down quite a bit - due to the inherrent speed of the appletalk
net. I believe that if we were to install such a network,
it would be slooooow. (commments?)

I know that the SCSI xfer rates far exceed the actual transfer
rates that appletalk renders - but I just would like to know
if anyone has tried this before.

Also, does anyone know the realistic transfer rates of appletalk?
i.e. after the overhead of protocols, headers, etc.

thanks

please email responses.
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===============	regards   'mark  =============================================
Mark Ahlenius 		  voice:(708)-632-5346  email: uunet!motcid!ahleniusm
Motorola Inc.		  fax:  (708)-632-2413
Arlington, Hts. IL, USA	 60004
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From: ahlenius@cell.mot.COM (Mark Ahlenius)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: mac server & appletalk
Keywords: jasmine, mac server, appletalk
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Date: 12 Mar 90 14:13:58 GMT
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Organization: Motorola Inc., Cellular Infrastructure Div., Arlington Heights, IL
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