Appletalk on a TCP/IP Network Where to start

[samdaman]

Help someone

I have been asked to configure a 3620 router to separate apple macs on our network in order to increase apple network performance. These macs are configured to run on a TCP/IP environment and need to stay this way. My question is how do I do this?

Can I just configure the router with IP interfaces and just enable appletalk?

Or do I need to create an actual apple network enviromnent.

I have also read up on MACIP and IPTalk, but not sure if either of these is a better option.

Look forward to hearing from anyone who can help

Thanks

Sam

 

[KSM]

To separate Mac device, it is switch config job if you use switch in your network.
Use separate VLAN for them. Create sub-interface for that vlan in router ethernet port.
If they are using tcp/ip, you don't need to route appletalk in your router.