File Share OS 10.3.9 with OS 9.2 using Ethernet?

Is it possible to file share between min disc (Mac OS 10.3.9) iMac (Mac OS 9.2)?
If so how do you do it - I cannot get the mini disc to recognise the iMac
Thank you GMcG

On the Mini turn on Appletalk (Network pref pane.) On the iMac open the Appletalk control panel and set the drop down menu to Ethernet. Turn sharing on for both computers if you want both to have access to each other. Otherwise turn on sharing for the computer that will be accessed (server.)
On the Mini select Connect to Server from the Go menu of the Finder. Click on the Browse button. The iMac's share should appear in the window. Double-click to mount it. You will be asked for login ID and password or to access as Guest.

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