Thomas Vanco writes:
> 3) I have a Mac IICX running MacTCP and seeveral TCP applications that I 
> set up.  They are all accessable from within the local network over 
> our IP ethernet and localtalk.
> 4) I've been told that I can run MacBSD on the IICX and use the modem on 
> as a device.
> 5) I am hoping that the IP from the internet can flow over the 
> modem, through MacBSD, and through MacTCP to the ethernet network.  Is this
> possible??!!

Um...  I'm not entirely clear on what you want to do!
MacBSD seems to run fine for me using SL/IP over a 14.4 baud connection.
MacBSD *does not* have a working ethernet driver, and you can't run
MacTCP under MacBSD.  (regular UNIX TCP would be enough!)  MacBSD
takes over the machine completely.  I suspect you understand that
and I have misunderstood your post.

If you were interested on placing the IIcx off of your network as
a SL/IP node, that would work.  You'd need MacSLIP (is there such a
thing?) running under MacOS on another machine, connected to your
IIcx.  This is probably not what you want. 

Good luck, whatever you do.

		-Brad
-- 
Brad Grantham, grantham@netcom.com ---------- Happily slaved to NetBSD/Mac68k!
 The Internet has its T cells, its neurons, its blood, and most certainly its
    own fat cells, and you may find soon that it has its own intelligence.
!!! UNIX forever, NT never, UNIX forever, NT never, UNIX forever, NT never !!!

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