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RE: Routing AppleTalk across OS X Server 10.3

John Joseph <email@hidden> wrote:

Appletalk is not a routable protocol.

AppleTalk was routable the last time I checked, and has been for many years. That said, IP printing is the future, and it's a good, forward-thinking way to go, as long as one's hardware supports it. If a site is still using non-IP-ready printers, and if those printers can't be captured and served by a print server, then routing AppleTalk across subnets might be a good stop-gap until said printers can be replaced.

Best,

Ted Dively
Managing Consultant
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