CompuServe Messages

Enlan DFS isn't TCP/IP. Commodore sold a TCP/IP for a while. One beta of it included NFS client/server, which would let you mount drives on either system, but unfortunately it was never released. The released version did include NFS client software, which would let you see the Indy's drives on the Amiga. Either way, you can always use 'rcp' and 'ftp' to move files. I've got my Amiga on a TCP/IP network linked to an Indigo, a Windows for Workgroups machine, a Windows NT machine, a Macintosh, and for a while had a MIPS WinNT machine on the network, too. Ask away! Unfortunately, I'm using that unreleased CBM TCP/IP beta, so I'm not very familiar with the AmiTCP freely distributable TCP/IP that you can find here in the library. However, I'm sure it's quite Unix-like, meaning you need to set up your hosts files and soon after, it should work…