I went through the same thing with ATT broadband. In some areas, their
registration just isn't compatible with macs (no amount of cookies or
proxies will fix it, your registration will not go through and time out).
It sucks, but he's right... You'll have to use a PC to connect, or have them
come
Thanks for the advice! Have a tech scheduled for next Tues.
Kate
Vic Viet Duong wrote:
I just got online with ATT Broadband, and could not for the life of me,
register through the cable modem. I got the unable to connect window also.
I tried connecting on my rev A I-mac and Pismo with no
Thanks for sharing your experience. Guess I just have to wait till next week. :(
Kate
Michael Bryan Bell wrote:
I went through the same thing with ATT broadband. In some areas, their
registration just isn't compatible with macs (no amount of cookies or
proxies will fix it, your registration
Actually ATT says on their web site that you should leave that field blank. I
did choose Ethernet, and also DHCP. Thanks for the advice but it looks like I
may have to have that tech come out after all.
Kate
Gary D. Adams wrote:
Kate:
You should have numbers for a name server address to
I just got cable internet installed todaywell I shouldn't say
installed exactly, but there is a wire poking out of the wall! The
installer had said I had to call tech support because they couldn't
leave me a cd since I have a mac. I called tech support to see how to
get online and they just
Kate:
You should have numbers for a name server address to be input into the
TCP/IP control panel in the area at the bottom where it says Name Server
addr.. Make sure where it says Connect via that you have Ethernet
selected as opposed to Apple GV/56. Where it says Configure you probably
Kate,
I just got online with ATT Broadband, and could not for the life of me,
register through the cable modem. I got the unable to connect window also.
I tried connecting on my rev A I-mac and Pismo with no luck. Tired the
TCP/IP control panel along with Apple talk and other confgurations.
