[WinMac] Re: appletalk and IP question

Kyle Johnson(kyle.johnson[at]duke.edu)
Fri, 20 Nov 1998 12:16:16 -0500

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It certainly is possible, but this a function of your router
software/hardware (if you have one) and is not to my knowledge an option on
an NT server (of course I don't administer any NT servers so I may be
wrong).

And encapsulating appletalk won't provide you any speed benefits. In fact,
it may be slower because your router has to spend time wrapping/unwrapping
the appletalk into and out of the IP packet.

Kyle

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