[WinMac] Re: Can Macs run without AppleTalk?
Milan Adamov(madamov[at]opennet.org)
Sat, 9 Jan 1999 13:57:55 +0100
At 12:52 -0800 7/1/99, Deb A wrote:
>Hi all. I work at a place that is moving to PCs (using Windows NT
>workstation and 95 for laptops. Using NT server as our server OS) from
>being mostly Mac. The artists however want to continue using Macs. The
>network admin says they can do this BUT she will seporate them from
>the rest of the network, b/c she doesn't want AppleTalk used on the
>Mac network anymore, just TCP-IP. Her solution is to put one PC is
>their area of the network, and the Macs can drop/get files from it and
>only the PC in that area can access the rest of the network. She says
>that even if the artists Macs use TCP-IP they are STILL using
>AppleTalk. Is this true? Is there anyway around this? Is this the case
>with all MacOS versions or is 8.5 different? Please hel
>
If you turn off AppleTalk in Chooser or by using Control Strip module that
comes with every Mac OS, there is no AppleTalk at all. It's even enough to
redirect AppleTalk to some other port (for example, if you have TCP/IP on
Ethernet selecting printer port in AppleTalk control panel is enough), but
to be 100% sure just turn AppleTalk off.
Milan
Milan Adamov
Colorgrafx d.o.o., Netopia Inc., Farallon and ACI distributor
Misarska 5, 11000 Belgrade, Serbia, Yugoslavia
Tel/Fax. +381-11-323-2159 http://www.colorgrafx.co.yu/
E-mail 1: madamov@opennet.org E-mail 2: madamov@colorgrafx.co.yu
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