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| • Four Apple serial ports may be flexibly assigned as LocalTalk or modem connections, in any combination. • Low cost networking through use of the computer's built-in LocalTalk port and daisy-chain topology. • High bandwidth connectivity to the campus Ethernet backbone. • Compatibile with existing or planned category-5 structured wiring systems. • Network segmentation provides high performance and relief of congestion. • Scalable from small to very large networks. • Full TCP/IP and Internet connectivity to LocalTalk based clients. • DECnet Level-1 routing to LocalTalk based clients. • Unites remote AppleTalk networks over the Internet using IPTalk-2 tunneling. • Establishes chooser zones, and zone-based filtering controls, for efficient logical network structuring and security. • Supports dial-in remote access through external modems. • Supports local network dial-out modem serving, through shared external modems. • Network sharing of serial devices such as printers, plotters or device console ports. • Perfect connectivity solution for legacy Apple-IIs, early Macs, Newton and eMate; and for current Macs with light-to-medium network usage. |
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Macintosh Network Builder Internet Gateway LocalTalk/AppleTalk Router Remote Access Dial-in Server Network Modem Dial-out Server Multiprotocol Ethernet Gateway |
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