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    With the Apple IP Gateway, Macintosh users with Apple Remote Access (ARA), LocalTalk, or any other AppleTalk network connection can connect easily to an Ethernet-based TCP/IP network to use the full range of Internet Protocol (IP) services. These include the vast array of Internet services such as Telnet, File Transfer Protocol (FTP),Gopher, World Wide Web, and Wide Area Information Servers (WAIS). Acting as a translator between AppleTalk and TCP/IP networks, the Apple IP Gateway allows data to move between the networks easily and transparently. It can be used in many ways—depending on the particular needs of the individual or organization. As a stand-alone product, it allows AppleTalk-networked Macintosh computers to connect to an IP network and access any of its services. In conjunction with the Apple Internet Router software, it provides IP access to any Macintosh computer on any AppleTalk network that is part of the router’s network. And with an Apple Remote Access Personal or MultiPort Server, it provides ARA clients with remote access to IP and AppleTalk services—just as if there were a local connection. Administration is simple. Dynamic addressing allows network administrators to use a single MacTCP configuration for all IP users. The IP Gateway automatically assigns new IP addresses whenever workgoup members change location,providing access for PowerBook users whether they’re in the office, at home,or on the road. And users don’t have to change MacTCP settings as they move between IP subnets. In addition, the IP Gateway makes it easier for administrators to control access through Internet firewalls. Firewall administrators don’t have to add and delete user-specific IP addresses continually as a network grows; the single Ethernet address of the IP Gateway provides access for all approved IP Gateway users. To keep the network secure, the IP Gateway allows network administrators to restrict IP access to specific AppleTalk networks. This gives adminstrators tight control and allows them to easily track service use. Plus, the gateway enables the monitoring of network activity and errors, keeping administrators up to date on network status. The IP Gateway even has built-in support for the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), so it can be easily monitored by any SNMP-based management station. Apple is committed to leading the way in offering connectivity to other networking protocols. Reflecting this commitment, the Apple IP Gateway provides an easy, affordable, and secure way for AppleTalk users to take advantage of the vast resources available on IP networks.

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    With the Apple IP Gateway, Macintosh users with Apple Remote Access (ARA), LocalTalk, or any other AppleTalk network connection can connect easily to an Ethernet-based TCP/IP network to use the full range of Internet Protocol (IP) services. These include the vast array of Internet services such as Telnet, File Transfer Protocol (FTP),Gopher, World Wide Web, and Wide Area Information Servers (WAIS). Acting as a translator between AppleTalk and TCP/IP networks, the Apple IP Gateway allows data to move between the networks easily and transparently. It can be used in many ways—depending on the particular needs of the individual or organization. As a stand-alone product, it allows AppleTalk-networked Macintosh computers to connect to an IP network and access any of its services. In conjunction with the Apple Internet Router software, it provides IP access to any Macintosh computer on any AppleTalk network that is part of the router’s network. And with an Apple Remote Access Personal or MultiPort Server, it provides ARA clients with remote access to IP and AppleTalk services—just as if there were a local connection. Administration is simple. Dynamic addressing allows network administrators to use a single MacTCP configuration for all IP users. The IP Gateway automatically assigns new IP addresses whenever workgoup members change location,providing access for PowerBook users whether they’re in the office, at home,or on the road. And users don’t have to change MacTCP settings as they move between IP subnets. In addition, the IP Gateway makes it easier for administrators to control access through Internet firewalls. Firewall administrators don’t have to add and delete user-specific IP addresses continually as a network grows; the single Ethernet address of the IP Gateway provides access for all approved IP Gateway users. To keep the network secure, the IP Gateway allows network administrators to restrict IP access to specific AppleTalk networks. This gives adminstrators tight control and allows them to easily track service use. Plus, the gateway enables the monitoring of network activity and errors, keeping administrators up to date on network status. The IP Gateway even has built-in support for the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), so it can be easily monitored by any SNMP-based management station. Apple is committed to leading the way in offering connectivity to other networking protocols. Reflecting this commitment, the Apple IP Gateway provides an easy, affordable, and secure way for AppleTalk users to take advantage of the vast resources available on IP networks.

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    With the Apple IP Gateway, Macintosh users with Apple Remote Access (ARA), LocalTalk, or any other AppleTalk network connection can connect easily to an Ethernet-based TCP/IP network to use the full range of Internet Protocol (IP) services. These include the vast array of Internet services such as Telnet, File Transfer Protocol (FTP),Gopher, World Wide Web, and Wide Area Information Servers (WAIS). Acting as a translator between AppleTalk and TCP/IP networks, the Apple IP Gateway allows data to move between the networks easily and transparently. It can be used in many ways—depending on the particular needs of the individual or organization. As a stand-alone product, it allows AppleTalk-networked Macintosh computers to connect to an IP network and access any of its services. In conjunction with the Apple Internet Router software, it provides IP access to any Macintosh computer on any AppleTalk network that is part of the router’s network. And with an Apple Remote Access Personal or MultiPort Server, it provides ARA clients with remote access to IP and AppleTalk services—just as if there were a local connection. Administration is simple. Dynamic addressing allows network administrators to use a single MacTCP configuration for all IP users. The IP Gateway automatically assigns new IP addresses whenever workgoup members change location,providing access for PowerBook users whether they’re in the office, at home,or on the road. And users don’t have to change MacTCP settings as they move between IP subnets. In addition, the IP Gateway makes it easier for administrators to control access through Internet firewalls. Firewall administrators don’t have to add and delete user-specific IP addresses continually as a network grows; the single Ethernet address of the IP Gateway provides access for all approved IP Gateway users. To keep the network secure, the IP Gateway allows network administrators to restrict IP access to specific AppleTalk networks. This gives adminstrators tight control and allows them to easily track service use. Plus, the gateway enables the monitoring of network activity and errors, keeping administrators up to date on network status. The IP Gateway even has built-in support for the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), so it can be easily monitored by any SNMP-based management station. Apple is committed to leading the way in offering connectivity to other networking protocols. Reflecting this commitment, the Apple IP Gateway provides an easy, affordable, and secure way for AppleTalk users to take advantage of the vast resources available on IP networks.

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    Apple IP Gateway

    With the Apple IP Gateway, Macintosh users IP Gateway makes it easier for adminis-
    with Apple Remote Access (ARA), LocalTalk, trators to control access through Internet
    or any other AppleTalk network connection firewalls. Firewall administrators don’t
    can connect easily to an Ethernet-based have to add and delete user-specific IP
    TCP/IP network to use the full range of addresses continually as a network
    Internet Protocol (IP) services. These in- grows; the single Ethernet address of
    clude the vast array of Internet services the IP Gateway provides access for all
    Features such as Telnet, File Transfer Protocol (FTP), approved IP Gateway users.
    Gopher, World Wide Web, and Wide Area To keep the network secure, the
    Outstanding information access
    • Lets mobile, remote, and local AppleTalk
    Information Servers (WAIS). IP Gateway allows network administrators
    network users access Ethernet-based Acting as a translator between AppleTalk to restrict IP access to specific AppleTalk
    TCP/IP services, such as the Internet— and TCP/IP networks, the Apple IP Gateway networks. This gives adminstrators tight
    even if the user’s AppleTalk network does
    not directly support IP allows data to move between the networks control and allows them to easily track
    • Provides access to Ethernet-based easily and transparently. It can be used in service use. Plus, the gateway enables the
    TCP/IP services such as SMTP-based many ways—depending on the particular monitoring of network activity and errors,
    electronic mail, Telnet, FTP, and NFS
    on UNIX hosts needs of the individual or organization. As keeping administrators up to date on net-
    Flexible configuration
    a stand-alone product, it allows AppleTalk- work status. The IP Gateway even has
    • In conjunction with the Apple Internet Router networked Macintosh computers to con- built-in support for the Simple Network
    software, provides IP access to any nect to an IP network and access any Management Protocol (SNMP), so it can
    Macintosh computer that is part of the
    router’s internet
    of its services. In conjunction with the be easily monitored by any SNMP-based
    • In conjunction with an Apple Remote Access Apple Internet Router software, it provides management station.
    server, provides IP access to remote or IP access to any Macintosh computer on Apple is committed to leading the way
    mobile users
    • Can be used as a stand-alone product any AppleTalk network that is part of the in offering connectivity to other network-
    router’s network. And with an Apple ing protocols. Reflecting this commitment,
    Ease of setup, use, and administration
    • Lets users transparently access TCP/IP and Remote Access Personal or MultiPort Server, the Apple IP Gateway provides an easy,
    Internet resources it provides ARA clients with remote access affordable, and secure way for AppleTalk
    • Allows a single MacTCP configuration for all
    IP users, eliminating the need for individual
    to IP and AppleTalk services—just as if there users to take advantage of the vast re-
    IP addresses were a local connection. sources available on IP networks.
    • Simplifies the maintenance of Internet Administration is simple. Dynamic
    firewalls; only one Ethernet address needs to
    be updated addressing allows network administrators UNIX host

    • Enables network administrators to monitor to use a single MacTCP configuration for


    gateway activity visually all IP users. The IP Gateway automatically
    Increased security assigns new IP addresses whenever
    • Reduces the chance of entry from external Internet
    workgoup members change location,
    networks through dynamic address
    providing access for PowerBook users
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    • Supports multiple Apple IP Gateways in a
    single AppleTalk zone
    between IP subnets. In addition, the
    • Supports unlimited users with additional Workgroup Server or
    Apple IP Gateways Macintosh with Apple
    IP Gateway running
    • Increases performance by distributing users MacTCP and Apple
    across multiple gateways in the same Remote Access
    AppleTalk zone

    Remote Macintosh
    running Apple Remote
    Access and MacTCP

    Now Apple Remote Access users can dial into TCP/IP services and the Internet with Apple IP Gateway.
    Apple IP Gateway
    Technical Details System requirements
    • Any Workgroup Server running system software version
    The following is an overview of 7.1 or later, or any Power Macintosh
    Apple IP Gateway functions: computer, or any Macintosh or PowerBook
    computer with a 68020 processor or later. The
    Setting up the gateway Apple IP Gateway can run concurrently with Apple
    • A Gateway Manager application allows you to set up Remote Access, the Apple Internet Router, and
    and control the gateway other AppleTalk services.
    • A range of automatically assigned (dynamic) IP • At least 4MB of RAM
    addresses can be configured • System software version 7.1 or later
    Ordering Information • A range of manually assigned (static) IP addresses can • A hard disk drive
    be configured • An Ethernet connection to an IP network
    Apple IP Gateway • Client computers require MacTCP client software
    Order No. M3562Z/A Monitoring the gateway
    • Apple IP Gateway Installer (two disks)
    • The Gateway Information window provides the following Internet requirements
    • Apple Network Software Installer
    statistics: • For Internet services, your site must be connected
    • Apple IP Gateway Administrator’s Guide
    —The number of automatic addresses available for to the Internet. If you have an Internet connection
    assignment and Macintosh computers on AppleTalk connec-
    —The number of automatic addresses already assigned tions that do not support IP, the gateway provides
    The Apple IP Gateway is available at a special
    price for existing users of the Apple Remote —The number of connected users the IP connection to the existing Internet services.
    —The current level of network activity
    Access Personal Server, Apple Remote Access
    MultiPort Server version 2.0.1, and Apple Internet —The current level of invalid or illegal packets received by
    Router version 3.0.1. To order call 800-769-2775, the gateway
    • An SNMP-based management station provides both
    extension 5922. This offer is subject to change
    without notice. monitoring and configuration information

    Establishing gateway security


    Product specifications are subject to change. • Prevent unauthorized use of the Gateway Manager
    Check with your authorized Apple reseller for by setting a password
    the most current information about product • Control the AppleTalk networks that the Apple
    specifications and configurations. IP Gateway will accept clients from by using the
    Network Restrictions feature in Gateway Setup

    Apple Computer, Inc. © 1994 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, AppleTalk, LocalTalk, Macintosh, MacTCP, and PowerBook are trademarks of Apple
    Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S.A. and other countries. Power Macintosh is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. NuBus is a trademark of Texas
    1 Infinite Loop Instruments. PowerPC is a trademark of International Business Machines Corporation, used under license therefrom. Mention of non-Apple products is for
    Cupertino, CA 95014 informational purposes and constitutes neither an endorsement nor a recommendation. Apple assumes no responsibility with regard to the selection, per-
    (408 ) 996-1010 formance, or use of these products. All understandings, agreements, or warranties, if any, take place directly between the vendors and the prospective users.
    TLX 171-576 September 1994. Product specifications are subject to change without notice. Printed in U.S.A.
    L00767A

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