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From: tjh+atalk.errors@ANDREW.CMU.EDU
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.appletalk
Subject: Internet service from a K-Box and over a bridge
Message-ID: <8901272210.AA06521@NMSU.Edu>
Date: 27 Jan 89 22:10:45 GMT
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Samuel Asher writes:
>	I am trying to get Macs that are connected via a Hayes InterBridge
>to have IP service from a K-box.  Here is the topology:
>
>  Mac  ----- Hayes-Bridge ---- K-box =============== K-box
> ZoneA                         ZoneB                 ZoneA
>
>----- AppleTalk
>===== Ethernet
>
>Would the Mac in this picture be able to get tcp/ip service (eg run ncsa telnet)?

My immediate response would be yes, it should.  If the Hayes Interbridge is a 
zone "transparent" bridge (ie. does not create a new zone) I don't see why it
wouldn't work.  NCSA Telnet should be sending appletalk encapsulated TCP/IP
packets, which look just like appletalk packets to the Internet bridge.  The
Hayes Interbridge should just route them to the K-box.

<General disclaimer:  Just another programmer/engineer/student rambling and
                      trying to learn a thing or two...>

Patrick Gaughan		Programmer of Gor
pgaughan@nmsu.edu	New Mexico State University
			(I in no way represent the above institution...)