RFC 1504 (rfc1504) - Page 3 of 82

Appletalk Update-Based Routing Protocol: Enhanced Appletalk Routing

RFC 1504        Appletalk Update-Based Routing Protocol      August 1993


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      Apple Computer, Inc.
      20525 Mariani Avenue, M/S 33-G
      Cupertino, CA  95014-6299

   These manuals provide information about some AppleTalk network
   products:

      The Apple Ethernet NB User's Guide explains how to install and use
      an Apple Ethernet NB Card and EtherTalk software on an AppleTalk
      network.

      The Apple InteroPoll Network Administrator's Guide describes how
      to perform maintenance and troubleshooting on an AppleTalk network
      using InteroPoll, a network administrator's utility program.

      The Apple Internet Router Administrator's Guide explains how to
      install the Apple Internet Router Basic Connectivity Package and
      how to use the Router Manager application program. It provides
      information about setting up the router, configuring ports to
      create local area and wide area internets, monitoring and
      troubleshooting router operation, and planning your internet.

      Using the AppleTalk/IP Wide Area Extension explains how to install
      and use the AppleTalk/IP Wide Area Extension for the Apple Internet
      Router. It provides information about tunneling through TCP/IP
      networks, configuring an IP Tunnel access method for an Ethernet or
      Token Ring port on the Apple Internet Router, troubleshooting IP
      tunneling problems, and configuring MacTCP.

      The AppleTalk Remote Access User's Guide explains how to use a
      Macintosh computer to communicate with another Macintosh computer
      over standard telephone lines to access information and resources
      at a remote location.

      The Apple Token Ring 4/16 NB Card User's Guide explains how to
      install and operate the card and TokenTalk software on a Token Ring
      network.

      The MacTCP Administrator's Guide, version 1.1, explains how to
      install and configure the MacTCP driver, which implements TCP/IP
      (Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol) on a Macintosh
      computer.








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