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Started by Ron Ueberschaer
Tue, 10 Nov 1992 03:28
HELP Networking Sun<==>NeXt
Author: Ron Ueberschaer
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 03:28
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 03:28
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What are the tricks for doing the following routine networking
functions between Sun and Next machines?:
1) Adding a print queue on the Sun to access the Next
printer (Netinfo ignores printcap)
2) Mounting Next 4.3 filesystems on the Sun
(Sun doesn't know what 4.3 is)
3) Mounting Sun 4.2 filesystems on the Next
(Next doesn't think filesystem exists)
I've been able to do these types of things among Suns, SGIs
and HPs. But the Next is truly a challenge.
A pint of stout to the first helpful reply :-)
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Re: HELP Networking Sun<==>NeXt
Author: Eric P. Scott
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 08:30
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 08:30
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In article <40356@unix.SRI.COM> ubi@unix.sri.com (Ron Ueberschaer) writes: >What are the tricks for doing the following routine networking >functions between Sun and Next machines?: > > 1) Adding a print queue on the Sun to access the Next > printer (Netinfo ignores printcap) Just follow the Sun documentation, but for the rp= value specify Local_Printer (not lp). > 2) Mounting Next 4.3 filesystems on the Sun > (Sun doesn't know what 4.3 is) > > 3) Mounting Sun 4.2 filesystems on the Next > (Next doesn't think filesystem exists) 4.2 and 4.3 are only used with locally-attached drives. You cannot unplug a SCSI drive from a NeXT or Sun, plug it into the other, and use it. The problem stems from incompatible disk labels, even though the filesystems themselves have the same format. You can NFS-mount in either direction, however (specifying "nfs" instead of "4.2" or "4.3"). >I've been able to do these types of things among Suns, SGIs >and HPs. But the Next is truly a challenge. Not! -=EPS=-
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