Xfer 7100 data to new MBP

Is there way to connect my old 7100 to my new Mac so I can copy the old data files to my new machine (Macbook Pro)?

It has an AAUI-15 \[uncommitted] Ethernet port. All you need is a transceiver (readily available on the used market) to commit it to RJ45 twisted-pair and you have an Ethernet connection. 7.5.3 and later networking can be accomplished without too much trouble.

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