Hi
install SAMBA both on AMIGA and MAC and you do have a nice fast network system.
With MAC OS 9.x it is more difficult to set up but OS X has parts of Samba already installed. That is Samba on MAC OS X is preconfigured to run with Win Samba systems.
You need to install some more programs on the MAC to talk to the Amiga.
I have a Network with Samba running
1 A3000T 3.9 ethernet 10 Mbit
1 iMAC OS X ethernet 100 Mbit
1 PC Win XP ethernet 100 Mbit
(sometimes for fun A600 with PCMCIA ethernet card)
(or the Psion Netbook via the same PCMCIA card)
the A3000T is the Router, all are running over a switch with 8 connectors
All 3 Computers are online on the internet via DSL.
All 3 Computers can access and share drives with each otther via Samba
My second LAN is Amiga only with ENVOY and ArcNET cards.
1 A4000 3.5 Arcnet
1 A3000 3.5 and NetBSD and AMIX Arcnet
1 A2000 3.5 Arcnet
The A4000 is also connected to the switch with ethernet and via ENVOY software with A3000T
To the A4000 is connected an A1000 with serial connection.
Theoretically I can acess all computers from my A3000T.
My PDAs are also connectec to one or another computer:
my Psions (Psion NetBook, Psion 5MX Pro, Psion Revo+, Psion 3c) either serial connections to the A3000T or PC.
The Zaurus via USB to the PC or iMAC.
Bye Manou
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