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From: bmug@garnet.berkeley.edu (BMUG)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.appletalk
Subject: Encapsulated LocalTalk in IP Packets (query)
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Date: 26 Aug 89 00:41:23 GMT
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Has anyone heard whether someone is actively working on software
which will encapsulate LocalTalk packets in IP packets?

I know a K-box will do this, but we're more interested in
a software implementation.  Will Apple's internet router do
this?  Or anything from InfoSphere?

I asked several people at MacWorld Boston the encapsulation
question, and got replies such as, "Hmmm, that'd be a good idea;
I really don't know."

Netters?  Email would be fine, and I'll summarize if there's
interest.  I'm also available to sign non-disclosure agreements :-).

John Heckendorn
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