On 31-Jan-05, at 4:23 AM, Timothy Domst wrote:
Try making the computers all static, all you need to do is tell the router which addresses (192.168.1.x) have computers (routing table). I am guessing you mean by the interface a webpage. It can be disconnected from the internet if that's what you mean, that has nothing to do with transfers between computers on the subnet. The iBook MUST have a different address from the hard wired computer at all times. Maybe you could try ftp instead of appletalk.
It does have a different address, every time I look in the information thing it gives the address of every machine connected, and they're not the same. They generally seem to get the same address they got the last time each time they connect, though, so it's more or less static I guess, even though I didn't set it that way specifically.
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