HybinetteIP is a file server for Macintosh clients running on Windows NT (workstation and server versions: 3.51, 4.0 and 5.0; Intel and Alpha platform) using the AppleShare and App…

HybinetteIP is US branded MacServerIP.

Our IT manager asked if I'd like to get some of my Macs on the trialrun of our new FiberOptic network, and asked if the Mac had or needed a special Fiber Optic Network Interface Ca…

John, The network is fiber to the desktop ? We recently installed a 100BaseTX network here running a fiber backbone with CAt-5 running to the desktop. The macs here are also i…

I believe Newer Tech have only FiberOptic NIC for Mac. I saw the ad in Macworld magazine but I couldn't find any info on their web site.

You need to find out exactly what "fiber optic" networking topology you are going to be using. I recently installed a Farallon 1000Base-SX Fiber Optic card in an older beige g3 se…

In addition to Farallon, TeamASA has a Gigabit Ethernet NIC for Macs called "Stallion". They actually released the card and had drivers for the Mac before anyone else, including F…

We'd like to use one of our older Macs as a print server. Any suggestions? Thanks!

How old of a Mac? Is it Ethernet capable, or Localtalk only? What volume of traffic? What kind of Printer? There are a lot of variables to consider. Please post more information!

I just bought a new Yosemite G3 and I am looking for anyone who could give me some help/advice on how to transfer files to and from a PowerBook 1400. I guess my two ultimate questi…

Check out the following site for information about gPort by Griffin Technologies. It installs into the modem slot and provides a serial port which supports localtalk networking. h…

i think the PB 1400 comes with onboard ethernet. if this is true all you need to get those files transferred is a $5 cable, and it will be ALOT faster than serial... you need a "et…

The 1400 doesn't have ethernet built in but does have scsi. Does you G3 have a scsi card? If so use the scsi disk mode on the powerbook. Jeff

I'm about to set up a couple of Imacs INSIDE an Italian church (i've already got one in Santa Maria Novella and one in Prato's Cathedral) but this time i'm asked to use touchscreen…

The nicest one I've personally seen is the TouchStation by MicroTouch (www.microtouch.com). The touch screen is bonded to the imac screen under a layer of glass. It's impervious …

have installed the Farallon HomeLINE network between my 7500 and G3 systems. I have an Apple Laserwriter connected via ethernet to the G3. When the Farallon network is selected fro…

I'm about to buy a new iMac and iBook for myself and my fiancee. I will then have an 8600/250 and a Quadra 800. I'm using a cable modem with 10 base T ethernet for internet access.…

I'm not etirely sure about this, but a friend of mine has 3 Macs (an iMac, PowerComputing 180, and a Mac IIfx). Each computer is connected to the internet over a 56k modem, and the…

IP routing via IPNetRouter is not something that will tax your Quadra - even at 10Mbs speeds. If you are concerened about security you might want to use your Quadra for routing o…

I just scored an old IIci (for $100; new 'twas $6499 list) so that I wouldn't have to use my 7500 to do IPNR. It sits in the closet humming along (it was a former corporate server …

Using a IIfx with a cable modem as router machine on a 10base-t network, works fine, no lower speeds and very stable. I think it would be a waste to use a great machine like a 8600…

I agree, Jona. And I gotta recommend XLR8's bitchen new Carrier ZIF� card for the "Power Surge" series. It rocks!

I have an old iicx and i'd like to use that as a router for my cable modem. can anybody point me to some resources for maiking a macintosh router? any thoughtful comments would be …

I think the routing software most people are talking about on this discussion is IPNetRouter by Sustainable Softworks. In my opinion its a really great program. There's a demo at t…

IPNetRouter is awesome. I've been using it for at least a year. The latest version includes a DHCP server. It's irrelevant if you only run MacOS because Location Manager means you …