Re: Before I Can Begin . . .
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
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numero = 20415
interpreted = N
texte = >AppleTalk is fine. You can set up a local intranet consisting of your two >computers (you'd have to use the TCP/IP control panel to switch to >AppleTalk(MacIP) to get this to work). This setup will get your 2 machines >connected to each other (a miniature internet), but neither will be talking >to the 'real' internet via modem or anything else.So once I set up the AppleTalk connection by switching to MacIP I lose the internet connection on the G3 ( via it's internal modem)that I'm using now? I had thought the G3 could use both its internal modem and the external modem jack at the same time so it would simultaneously run the AppleTalk and my internet connection. Is this incorrect? Perhaps I wasn't clear. I am hooked to the internet (it's how I'm sending this!) The difficulty is I just have the one phone number. What I have is two phone jacks (same number) with one hooked to the G3 (thru its internal modem port which leaves its external modem port unused) and the other my phone. So when I go online I get no incoming phone calls just voice mail. So I had thought once I got the AppleTalk thing done I would be able to work with Webcat (on StarMax) thru the browser functioning on the G3. Will this work?>Will I need to have WebCat installed on my computer at home to work with >it on the server it lives on? I thought it only went on the server.>No, that is not necessary. Sometimes it's handy to have it local for >testing just because it's sometimes faster than a slow modem connection for >debugging, creating/modifying files, etc. Sometimes I use FTP to download >a whole site, work locally, then re-upload everything.For me to use WebCat this way does the development machine need to have server software on it also? Will WebCat work ( or can I work with it) independent of server software?>There is a paper on our web site that tells you how to set up dual stacks. http://www.tenon.com/products/webten/papers/dual_stack.shtmlThanks for the pointer! Since I need to have Timbuktu for my server because it'll be co-located I'll just go ahead and set it up with dual stacks.Thanks, Robin
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>AppleTalk is fine. You can set up a local intranet consisting of your two >computers (you'd have to use the TCP/IP control panel to switch to >AppleTalk(MacIP) to get this to work). This setup will get your 2 machines >connected to each other (a miniature internet), but neither will be talking >to the 'real' internet via modem or anything else.So once I set up the AppleTalk connection by switching to MacIP I lose the internet connection on the G3 ( via it's internal modem)that I'm using now? I had thought the G3 could use both its internal modem and the external modem jack at the same time so it would simultaneously run the AppleTalk and my internet connection. Is this incorrect? Perhaps I wasn't clear. I am hooked to the internet (it's how I'm sending this!) The difficulty is I just have the one phone number. What I have is two phone jacks (same number) with one hooked to the G3 (thru its internal modem port which leaves its external modem port unused) and the other my phone. So when I go online I get no incoming phone calls just voice mail. So I had thought once I got the AppleTalk thing done I would be able to work with Webcat (on StarMax) thru the browser functioning on the G3. Will this work?>Will I need to have WebCat installed on my computer at home to work with >it on the server it lives on? I thought it only went on the server.>No, that is not necessary. Sometimes it's handy to have it local for >testing just because it's sometimes faster than a slow modem connection for >debugging, creating/modifying files, etc. Sometimes I use FTP to download >a whole site, work locally, then re-upload everything.For me to use WebCat this way does the development machine need to have server software on it also? Will WebCat work ( or can I work with it) independent of server software?>There is a paper on our web site that tells you how to set up dual stacks. http://www.tenon.com/products/webten/papers/dual_stack.shtmlThanks for the pointer! Since I need to have Timbuktu for my server because it'll be co-located I'll just go ahead and set it up with dual stacks.Thanks, Robin
Susie
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