I'll try to keep this very simple.
I have a G5 iMac running 10.4.2 and...
A G3 iBook running the latest version of Panther.
I have a DSL modem connected to a LinkSys router.
That router in turn is connected to my iMac via an ethernet cable and...
Connected to a Graphite Apple Base Station and thence to the iBook.
I'd like to move files back and forth between the two machines by
networking them.
QUESTION: In the System Preferences > Sharing panel, which if any
Services must I turn on?
I have the firewalls for both Macs turned and nothing checked under the
Services panel of either.
On the G5, I went to Go > Connect to Server > and typed in the
information provided in the G3's Sharing Panel. The info after <Other
computers on your local subnet can access your computer at:>
When I try to <Connect to Server> at present, I get, <Connecting to
Server>, then an <AFP Connection Status> window then, after a long wait,
<Connection failed>.
Many thanks,
bob
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