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TCP/IP and AppleTalk
Network
Is your AppleShare IP server
and/or network currently connected to the
Internet?
If YES:
How is your AppleShare IP server and/or network
connected to the Internet?
Dial - up
Direct "live"
connection
Dial -up means that when your network connects
to the Internet, a modem is used to dial-up an
Internet Service Provider for access.
Direct connection to the Internet means that
your connection is "live" all of the time and a
gateway is used. Examples of this are ISDN routers,
T1 lines, T3 lines, and frame relay
connections.
If NO:
Do you want to install the provided MacDNS
software on a computer on your network? It will
track and perform DNS lookups on computers located
on your local area network. (If you're not sure you
want or need DNS services, see more
on DNS. Also see the MacDNS documentation.)
Yes
No
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