The Classic environment should not be used for sharing services or Apple-branded networking and server products that were designed for use with a computer started up from Mac OS 9.1 or earlier.

• AppleShare IP
• Macintosh Manager
• Apple Network Assistant
• MacDNS

• File Sharing
• Web Sharing

• Continue to use a computer started up from Mac OS 9.1 or earlier if you require the use of an Apple-branded networking and server product designed for use with Mac OS 9.1 or earlier. A forthcoming version of Mac OS X Server integrates services for file sharing, Internet and web serving, networking, client management, email, and more. Please see:
  
  Mac OS X Server product page
  http://www.apple.com/macosx/server
  
  Note: To use AppleShare IP with Mac OS 9.1, you must update to version 6.3.3. Mac OS 9.1 does not work with the Classic environment of Mac OS X Public Beta. For related information, see:
  
  Article 106098: " Mac OS X Public Beta, Mac OS 9.1: Classic Does Not Work With Mac OS 9.1 "
  
  Article 106107: " AppleShare IP 6: Update to 6.3.3 Required for Use With Mac OS 9.1 "
  
  AppleShare IP product page
  http://www.apple.com/appleshareip
  
  
• If you need File Sharing or Web Sharing, Mac OS X Public Beta offers native alternatives in the Sharing and Network panes of the System Preferences application. For additional information, please see:
  
  Article 106010: " Mac OS X Public Beta: File Sharing Only Shares Public Folders "
  
  Article 106011: " Mac OS X Public Beta: File Sharing Is Turned Off but Users Can Still Log In "
  
  
• Before using any third-party networking and server products, check with the third-party software developer to see if the application has been tested for use in the Classic environment. Third-party applications might include server software for databases, group calendars, DNS, or mail.