Glad to hear your power is back. 
Sometimes blackouts aren't very fun. But I recall a few I had that were fun, gave the family an excuse to huddle together around the fireplace (it wasn't really cold, but it kept us toasty,) and use candles. And cook supper with a propane camping stove.
Well, After setting up four macs through wired and wireless. I have had some limited success!
Apparently I cannot see what you have bridged to the server, using Mac OS 9 anyway. Could have to do with something like what's mentioned in this topic.
But anyway, I connected three macs to the same network. My PowerMac G4 as a client/bridge, and my PowerBook G4 as the other. The two Appletalk computers were my PowerBook G3 and PowerBook 5300c. I had the 5300c connected to the PB G4's ethernet port using my ethernet-to-localtalk device and just told "toofar" to forward all packets on the ethernet port, since it was connected to the other macs wirelessly.
The PowerBook G3 and PowerBook 5300c were able to see each other, but it was really slow, trying to mount and view the folders. Actually, it was soo slow that I couldn't open the other's shared folder. Using Oxyd 3.8 they could see each other, but couldn't connect. And Per.Oxyd they couldn't see each other at all.
I will try other games later. Glad to see that it works! Somewhat, but still some progress!
I found some articles which may help, or not. Maybe ever so slightly.
http://sial.org/talks/centralized-printing/appletalk_seed_router.txt
http://osxfaq.com/man/3/nbp.ws
I also found this nifty little program, which easily dumps packets.
http://www.tastycocoabytes.com/_downloads/NetDumper.zip
Sometimes blackouts aren't very fun. But I recall a few I had that were fun, gave the family an excuse to huddle together around the fireplace (it wasn't really cold, but it kept us toasty,) and use candles. And cook supper with a propane camping stove. Well, After setting up four macs through wired and wireless. I have had some limited success!
Apparently I cannot see what you have bridged to the server, using Mac OS 9 anyway. Could have to do with something like what's mentioned in this topic.
But anyway, I connected three macs to the same network. My PowerMac G4 as a client/bridge, and my PowerBook G4 as the other. The two Appletalk computers were my PowerBook G3 and PowerBook 5300c. I had the 5300c connected to the PB G4's ethernet port using my ethernet-to-localtalk device and just told "toofar" to forward all packets on the ethernet port, since it was connected to the other macs wirelessly.
The PowerBook G3 and PowerBook 5300c were able to see each other, but it was really slow, trying to mount and view the folders. Actually, it was soo slow that I couldn't open the other's shared folder. Using Oxyd 3.8 they could see each other, but couldn't connect. And Per.Oxyd they couldn't see each other at all.
I will try other games later. Glad to see that it works! Somewhat, but still some progress!
I found some articles which may help, or not. Maybe ever so slightly.
http://sial.org/talks/centralized-printing/appletalk_seed_router.txt
http://osxfaq.com/man/3/nbp.ws
I also found this nifty little program, which easily dumps packets.
http://www.tastycocoabytes.com/_downloads/NetDumper.zip