Re: [WinMac] Internet via DOS Card
Jeroen Camstra(jeroenc[at]bigfoot.com)
Tue, 12 Jan 1999 17:25:35 +0100
Hello again, Brian, John and others,
Sorry for this late response, but I was away for a few days and found way
over a hundred WinMac-postings.
Brian Durant <pip207@inform.dk> wrote:
>>Also, you need to disable IP at the Mac side when using IP at the
DOS/Windows
>>side.
>
>Does this also include other PC cards like an OrangeMicro 660 running Win
>98??? If so, what do you do to disable it?
John W. McCarthy <jwmcmac@flash.net> wrote:
>Pardon my ineptness, but could you explain how to disable IP at the Mac
>side when using IP at the DOS/Windows side?
My last posting was a bit incomplete, probably. I said I would disable
TCP/IP at the Mac side, but what I really tried to say, was that I never
installed it at all. So it had nothing to do with temporarily disabling
TCP/IP, but with not using it at all (on the Mac side).
My only experience with PC Cards is with a PowerMac 6100/DOS machine. I was
told that only one side (Mac or DOS/WIN) could have TCP/IP installed, not
both. However, I never really checked this, because we have a workable (is
this an English word, or just a Dutch-ism?) situation.
Using TCP/IP in Virtual PC along with the MacOS itself is quite easy, as
long as you use two different IP-addresses, of which only one can be
assigned through DHCP.
With regards,
Jeroen Camstra
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