Hm that is strange.
Everywhere I read that I have to select LocalTalk in the MacTCP control panel and then have to select the right AppleTalk-Zone in the pulldown menu - BUT - I do not have any pull down menu beneath the LocalTalk Icon
Just for curiosity I use IPNetRouter running on a SE/30 and have a Colour Classic connected via LocalTalk. The CC uses OpenTransport and I can connect to other IP-devices or surf the Internet ( crawl is the right word
).
I connected the Classic to the same LocalTalk net - I can copy files via AppleTalk from the SE/30 back and forth. But as sone as I try to use TCP I get Trap 12 error and the Classic crashes.
Maybe I miss something or MacTCP can support MacIP within an AppleTalk Zone only.
Any idea?
Bye,
eweri
Everywhere I read that I have to select LocalTalk in the MacTCP control panel and then have to select the right AppleTalk-Zone in the pulldown menu - BUT - I do not have any pull down menu beneath the LocalTalk Icon
Just for curiosity I use IPNetRouter running on a SE/30 and have a Colour Classic connected via LocalTalk. The CC uses OpenTransport and I can connect to other IP-devices or surf the Internet ( crawl is the right word
).I connected the Classic to the same LocalTalk net - I can copy files via AppleTalk from the SE/30 back and forth. But as sone as I try to use TCP I get Trap 12 error and the Classic crashes.
Maybe I miss something or MacTCP can support MacIP within an AppleTalk Zone only.
Any idea?
Bye,
eweri