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Mac on NT with IP only
Name: Bill buhlman Date: August 5, 1999 at 14:14:54 Pacific
Comment:
How can I setup a Macintosh G3 to login to an NT 4.0 server on IP only?
I read somewhere you must install appletalk services for the mac in your NT box, or i connect my mac on the network using DHCP and i run Virtual PC...
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Response Number 2
Name: Brian Bennett Date: November 6, 1999 at 14:25:00 Pacific
Reply:
If you are using IP ONLY then you can ONLY use TCP/IP services (FTP, HTTP, etc). If you want to mount an NT volume on the Mac you need to run Services for Macintosh and use AppleShare over IP (make sure the AppleShare extension is 3.7.4 or l
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Response Number 3
Name: mike winder Date: December 5, 1999 at 16:41:56 Pacific
Reply:
don't forget to create a uam - mac accessible volume on the server. and a user account.
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Response Number 4
Name: Frank Date: January 12, 2000 at 15:21:30 Pacific
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What if Macintosh services is installed on the NT server, but my MAC is not in the same location and appletalk is not routed through the router and I don't want to run virtual PC. Is there any other way to connect to the server using IP only, no appletalk??
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Response Number 5
Name: Daniel Date: May 3, 2000 at 01:46:07 Pacific
Reply:
Sorry, even the IP for MAC OS 9 is appletalk over TCP/IP. Your gona have to install SFM on the server/
Summary: I want to connect my G3 to an NT 4.0 server with IP only. They are not located in the same location and the network guys won't route appletalk across the network routers for me. Is there any way to ...
Summary: I have loaded Services for Mac on my NT 4 Server. But the services for File & Print sharing for MAC are not getting started with following errors: (1) Event ID: 13 Source: Apple Talk Type: Error ...
Summary: There is no AD for mac! AD deals with windows ONLY attributes. Mac networks are meant to be you plug it up and it works. At least with the Appletalk standard(classic guy here) you just made yourself ...
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