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This article is from the Amiga Networking FAQ, by Richard Norman with numerous contributions by others.
Yes, several.
ENLAN-DFS from Interworks provides peer to peer networking and Distributed
File System over SANA II compatible hardware.
Envoy from IAM provides peer to peer networking for Amigas that is tied very
close to the operating system. It too is SANA II compatible.
Resource Management Force has a zorro II card called QuickNet which uses thin
ethernet, and special Amiga to Amiga software.
ALAN-FS is a peer-to-peer network package that allows full transparent
file-sharing, device sharing over ethernet. It requires WB2.0 and the Commodore
AS225 package. It is available from GfxBase, Inc , or
Canadian Prototype Replicas . NOTE: Current Product status unknown. FEEDBACK
appreciated.
Dnet --- Dnet has client/server software for both Amiga-Amiga and Amiga-UNIX
networking over a serial line. Among other things Dnet supports shells, file
transfer, IRC, and something like NFS. Dnet is available on Aminet .
PARnet/PARbench --- PARbench is a workbench installable version of PARnet which
allows two Amigas to be networked using a parallel port and cable. It is basically
file sharing similar to NFS, but Amiga only. PARbench greatly simplifies
installing and using PARnet.
Continue to:
amiga, pc, hardware, sotware, networking
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