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In order to connect your Apple II to the network, you need a LocalTalk to
Ethernet bridge. (Unfortunately, the [Uthernet card][1] will not work, as
Apple\'s network drivers don\'t know what it is.)
Apple's network drivers don't know what it is.)
If you have an enhanced Apple IIe, you will also need an [Apple II Workstation
Card][2], and, if you\'re not booting over the network, the [Workstation Card
Card][2], and, if you're not booting over the network, the [Workstation Card
software](a2server_howtouse.html#wsdisks). Make sure you buy one with the
dongle. \[ <!-- [Blujay][3] --> [eBay][4] \]
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* A pre-USB Mac with any kind of Ethernet, and the [LocalTalk Bridge][10]
control panel installed \[ [eBay][11] \]
You\'ll also need an ImageWriter II printer cable (or any other 8-pin mini-DIN
You'll also need an ImageWriter II printer cable (or any other 8-pin mini-DIN
null-modem serial cable), or two LocalTalk transceivers joined by either a
LocalTalk cable or four-wire phone cord, depending on whether you have Apple
or PhoneNet transceivers. (PhoneNet transceivers also require a terminator at
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For an Apple IIgs, go to the Slots control panel by pressing ctrl-Apple-ESC,
and set slot 1 or 2, depending on whether you are using the printer or modem
port for networking, to \"Your Card\" (ROM 01 machines) or \"AppleTalk\" (ROM
3 machines), and set slot 7 to \"AppleTalk\" (ROM 01 machines only). For an
port for networking, to "Your Card" (ROM 01 machines) or "AppleTalk" (ROM
3 machines), and set slot 7 to "AppleTalk" (ROM 01 machines only). For an
Apple IIe, install the Workstation Card in any slot, and be sure to connect
your LocalTalk cable to the port with the double-arrow icon.
If you have multiple Apple II\'s you\'d like to network, you can use a bridge
If you have multiple Apple II's you'd like to network, you can use a bridge
for each, or a single bridge attached to daisy-chained LocalTalk transceivers.
Wired ethernet is recommended, but if you have an Apple AirPort or Time
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Caveat emptor:
* The AsanteTalk must be powered on while A2SERVER is up and running, or it
will enter a mode where it won\'t operate correctly. (On the AsanteTalk, you
will enter a mode where it won't operate correctly. (On the AsanteTalk, you
will know it entered the right mode if the TX light blinks a lot during
power-up. If it instead pulses only two or three times, then goes dark for a
little while, and then pulses very rapidly for about three seconds, you\'ll
little while, and then pulses very rapidly for about three seconds, you'll
need to remove power, make sure A2SERVER is running, and try again.)
* At least some of the Dayna bridges must be attached to a 10Base-T Ethernet
port; they won\'t work if attached to an autosensing 10/100 or Gigabit
port; they won't work if attached to an autosensing 10/100 or Gigabit
Ethernet port such as those found on modern routers and switches. You can
[buy a 10Base-T hub on eBay][14] for around $10 to go between your router
and the bridge.
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And finally:
* The Cayman GatorBox CS and the Shiva FastPath IV and V have been reported to
work, but it\'s hard to find these, so I have been unable to test. If you
have one of these and it doesn\'t work, [log in](a2server_commands.html) to
A2SERVER and type `netatalk-router-off` (if you get \"command not found\",
work, but it's hard to find these, so I have been unable to test. If you
have one of these and it doesn't work, [log in](a2server_commands.html) to
A2SERVER and type `netatalk-router-off` (if you get "command not found",
type `a2server-setup` to refresh the command list).
* Other LocalTalk-to-Ethernet routers and bridges may work too, but haven\'t
* Other LocalTalk-to-Ethernet routers and bridges may work too, but haven't
been tested by me.