PC to Apple network

[timdodgson]

I have to move a network which consists of around 10 machines, the problem is there is one apple machine which is not on the network but the client would like it onthe network any help would be a great help please note peer to peer IE no NT Server

Many Thanxs In Advance
Tim Dodgson

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[Comtech]

As long as the Apple is set to share files and printers, as well as folders, there should be no problem. You should be using NETBEUI for the network, and as long as it's got it's own machine name, there should be no problems.

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[mbaranski]

There's also a product called

pcMacLan which will allow IP connectivity. The problem with NetBeui is it's not routed, so if this network goes across any kind of router or anything you'll have to be using TCP/IP instead. Also, just a sidenote, IP will encapsulate NetBeui (I believe). As always, I hope that helped!

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