[MLB-WIRELESS] Using a MR314 to route a dialup connection?

[Jarrod Crane]

That is completely wrong.  Both Windows and Mac OS run TCP/IP

So they can both communicate that way fine and with out any extra 
software.  All you need to do is have NAT running on the machine 
connected to the modem.

File sharing on the other hand is where it becomes a bit different and 
this is where Netbui and Appletalk comes into it.

But if you just wanna share internet all the software is there TCP/IP :)

Cheers,
	Jarrod.

On Tuesday, April 30, 2002, at 09:27 AM, Rowan Wainwright-Smith wrote:

Bruce,

Just a couple of things...

(I am assuming that the MAC is running MAC OS)

1. In GENERAL, Win 95 and MAC's will NOT communicate, at all unless:

     a.    You have an NT Server on the network, running Services for MAC.
     b.    I also suggest you use the FULL version of WinRoute (if you 
can get
it)
     c.    See if you can find the AppleTalk Protocol for Win95.

2.  Normally MAC's when running IP are actually running AppleTalk over 
IP and
Win 95 runs NETBEUI/NETBIOS over IP. The two are inherently incompatible.

To fix this, you can either:
Get NETBEUI for MAC;
or
Get AppleTalk for Win9x

Last I heard, there was an AppleTalk protocol for Win9x floating around
_somewhere_ - I suggest Google or similar.

Also... I would suggest ensuring that WinRoute KNOWS that the MAC has
permission to use the link.

Good Luck.

Rowan

paterson at tassie.net.au wrote:

If anyone can offer some advice on configuring things to route a dialup
connection using a Netgear MR314, that would be grand!

I naively thought you could have this setup:

Dialup modem
|
Win95 Box wunning WinRoute lite
|
Netgear MR314
|
Client Mac with Airport card

I can access the router from the Mac and have configured the beast, but 
it
can't get a connection from WinRoute.

:-(

Bruce

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