800Hz G4 iMac. To
see if the problem was solved just by the change to v34, I selected the
original 'Apple Internal 56K Modem (v34)' script. The connection seemed
better but I still had problems. I discovered the 'Connection Log' windowin
Internet Connect and found that there seemed to be two
, I selected the
original 'Apple Internal 56K Modem (v34)' script. The connection seemed
better but I still had problems. I discovered the 'Connection Log' window in
Internet Connect and found that there seemed to be two separate scenarios-
'Terminating on signal 15.'
'No response to 3
. The connection seemed
better but I still had problems. I discovered the 'Connection Log' window in
Internet Connect and found that there seemed to be two separate scenarios-
'Terminating on signal 15.'
'No response to 3 echo-requests
Serial link appears to be disconnected.
Connection terminated
I posted on this subject back in February, recap:
I have a problem that is erratic but seems to be increasing in frequency?
When on the net or collecting email I keep getting disconnected.
It's not a time-out thing as it often happens in the middle of an email
download or during a net page
Neil
you are after modem scripts which tell the modem to limit connection speed.
search the net The wamug archives, there are scripts floasting around for
this purpose: a script for each connection speed
I have the scripts for my powerbook G3 (lombard), but I think you would
need different
MESSAGE TO WAMUG FOR ARCHIVES :
SCRIPTS NOT ATTACHED HERE !
BOB
NEIL,
Attached you will find a copy of Ross's scripts for troublesome modems.
I don't know whether this will help. Forgotten what OS and Mac you are having
trouble with.
I have some other info also somewhere about disabling the
(OK, I'm asking lots of questions today I know but when it rains, it pours!)
I've been wanting to set up a shared broadband connection where it
tracks the usage of several users (some of whom are prone to
downloading LARGE installers etc. blowing out the monthly cost.)
Limiting etc is not
For posterity and to possibly help others in the future ...
Many thanks to Brian who helped me solve the problem I was having getting my
brother-in-law's Mac to share an ADSL connection through an XP box using M$
Internet Connection Sharing.
Brian gave me the tip that it was probably the MTU
Hi all,
I've been selected to take part in a voice over internet trial. I'd like to
participate but am dubious as to whether they have the technology set up for
Macs. (They rarely do). Also, I found this in the fine print
3 Technology
3.1 You must have Internet access, have a valid
Try Battery Spot in Piccadilly Arcade in town. Phone 9481 3490. He
recently replaced the backup battery in my MP110.
Cheers
Greg
on 22/4/02 2:52 PM, Brett Carboni at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I've been selected to take part in a voice over internet trial. I'd like to
participate
security for anything.
Looks like Telstra jumping further into bed with M$ so that M$ can
control more of the universe.
On Monday, April 22, 2002, at 02:52 , Brett Carboni wrote:
Hi all,
I've been selected to take part in a voice over internet trial. I'd
like to
participate but am dubious
ADSL and has it hooked up to a Windows XP Home
machine. This machine has 2 network cards - one for ADSL and the other for
the LAN. On the LAN is a 400MHz iMac DV (graphite) running OS 9.1 and Dave
2.5.2. I have enabled Internet connection sharing on the XP machine. The
Mac can connect to some web
Hi Greg,
It also reads some web sites but not others.Eg www.cisco.com, no
problem,
www.yahoo.com.au times out.
Do you have any special cookie settings in place which may be
restricting access to some sites?
Just a thought.
Matt.
Matt Huitson
9.1 and Dave
2.5.2. I have enabled Internet connection sharing on the XP machine. The
Mac can connect to some web sites but not others - it can connect to some
POP servers but not others. The main POP server my b-i-l uses allows
connection, authentication and gives a list of messages
for
the LAN. On the LAN is a 400MHz iMac DV (graphite) running OS 9.1 and Dave
2.5.2. I have enabled Internet connection sharing on the XP machine. The
Mac can connect to some web sites but not others - it can connect to some
POP servers but not others. The main POP server my b-i-l uses allows
Thanks Larry, I'll try that but the Internet sharing is actually being done
on the XP box so I wouldn't expect this to help. But I'll try anything at
this point.
Cheers
Greg
on 7/4/02 8:40 PM, Larry Pohl at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/4/02 8:25 PM, Greg Pennefather [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
) Replace these into your own System Folder/Extensions folder. (Maybe take
out the newer versions first, and store them somewhere else.)
5) Restart and hold your breath, cross your fingers, which ever works best!!
6) Go onto the internet, and resume surfing the way you remember it should
be!
(OK so
On Tuesday, February 26, 2002, at 10:38 AM, Rod Lavington wrote:
Hi All!
I have forwarded this message to Apple. Is there anyone on the list
that
has been having the same problem? With a different ISP than the ones
below?
I have seen this problem as well. It does change with ISPs. I
We have tried using no DNS settings, two different DNS numbers and the same
DNS number duplicated. We have also tried two different ISPs (WASP and
iiNet) and both come up with the same problem.
What are the IP numbers for the DNS servers those users are using?
I assume it's not something like
On 26/2/02 11:14 AM, Shay Telfer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have tried using no DNS settings, two different DNS numbers and the same
DNS number duplicated. We have also tried two different ISPs (WASP and
iiNet) and both come up with the same problem.
What are the IP numbers for the DNS
For WASP I have been using 203.190.192.7 and 203.190.192.8. For iiNet I
have been using 203.0.178.191 for both primary and secondary.
You would think though that if it didn't work in 9 it shouldn't work in X,
if it were ISP related.
No, the code used to implement the TCP/IP stack in OS X is
On 26/2/02 11:46 AM, Shay Telfer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
\
No, the code used to implement the TCP/IP stack in OS X is not the
same as that used in OS 9 (thanks to Apple's infinite wisdom :). It
may be that some problem with the DNS servers is tickling an OS 9 bug
but works with OS X. Or it
Rod Lavington wrote:
Specifically, when they open their first web page, the connection works fine.
When they open a
new page or go to a different site, we get a 'server cannot be found' error.
This then continues for every page.
According to iinet this is a common problem with Mac and some
back and want to be able to use the
internet in both.
I've also started having freezes with Entourage, and am using Netscape mail at
the moment. I don't know if this is related.
Susan.
Rod Lavington wrote:
Hi All!
I have forwarded this message to Apple. Is there anyone on the list that
has
Good Morning,
Is there somebody who knows Internet Explorer please ?
Particularly Version 5 and Security Zone Settings !
I try to log in from the Telstra page
http://telstra.com/index.jhtml
using Login name and password and get this message
Your Security Zone Settings do not allow you
Hi all,
Given the current climate regarding correct netiquette and posting
guidelines to WAMUG, I have decided to refloat a question I posted on
Saturday (to which I received zero responses) in case my failure to
state that I had first searched the usual web haunts without success
(e.g.
The problem you described doesn't seem to occur on my machine running
Mac OS X 10.1.2.
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ACN 076 426 714 / ABN 49 426 849 601 Tel: 0500 555 677
Consultants in Unix, Mac OS, Windows networking
On 5/2/02 10:21 AM, Andrew Nielsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem you described doesn't seem to occur on my machine running
Mac OS X 10.1.2.
It is, however, a known bug which will be fixed in a forthcoming release of
MacOSX. Unfortunately I am not able to say any more on the matter.
on the Internet at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Family web site: http://www.users.bigpond.com/talewis/tklr_at_home.html
Since upgrading to 10.1.2 I have noticed that if I logout then re-login
whilst connected to the web via modem, the modem status menu icon acts
as though I am no longer connected (i.e the icon has the shaded grey
connection link, the modem menu item reads idle and connect is shown
in the menu).
I have a problem that is erratic but seems to be increasing in frequency?
When on the net or collecting email I keep getting disconnected.
It's not a time-out thing as it often happens in the middle of an email
download or during a net page download.
I run OS 9.1 on a 400MHz Ti G4 Powerbook.
-problems with my phone line (I don't think this is it as I also had
problems when using the computer at another house)
Was that also another house in Albany? It's possible the local
exchange is a bit dodgy.
-hardware problems
-intermittant connection problem with my modem jack/connecting
on 01/02/02 13:18, Shay Telfer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-problems with my phone line (I don't think this is it as I also had
problems when using the computer at another house)
Was that also another house in Albany? It's possible the local
exchange is a bit dodgy.
No this was in Claremont
I guess everyone has seen the new large price increases by Telstra for cable
internet services.
Does anyone know of an alternative provider, or is it a monopoly?
Also, where do you go to get additional Sherlock plug-ins?
T.I.A.
Brett Carboni
Tsunami
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Paul S
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Doug Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 23 Nov 2001 12:14:35 +0800
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: re pinging the internet
on 23/11/01 12:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have a question? How do Macs
On Friday, November 23, 2001, at 12:14 PM, Doug Wilson wrote:
on 23/11/01 12:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all,
I have a question? How do Macs ping the internet manually or other
computers. We use apple talk where as PCs ping through DOS. Does
anybody know
Hi all,
I have a question? How do Macs ping the internet manually or other
computers. We use apple talk where as PCs ping through DOS. Does
anybody know?
Allana
on 23/11/01 12:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have a question? How do Macs ping the internet manually or other
computers. We use apple talk where as PCs ping through DOS. Does
anybody know?
Allana
IPNetmonitor and AG Net Tools are the best network testing
on 24/10/01 9:28 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The gizmo called Remote Access in System 8.6 does it for me, but the control
strip timer resets with each disconnect.
Regards, Paul.
Phone 08 9352 4733 Fax 08 9352 4740
-Original Message-
From: Goodall-Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 25 October 2001 6:58 AM
To: Stephen Chape
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: Internet problem with 10.1
Stephen Chape wrote:
HELP . please WAMUG folks
email working again with the assistance of a couple of fellow WAMUG
members. Only it works in a strange fashion. By the way I am using an
iMac 266 with 288 MB RAM.
I can only connect if I go into Internet Connect and then click on
Connect. I cannot connect directly from Mail.
I also cannot
I am one of those poor people who only pay for 3 hours a day of internet
access.
I used to have a little Control Strip module that could be reset each day
and kept record of the time I was on the internet. It kept the time
continuously until I reset it. I could then see, after several connections
Lloyd White wrote:
I am one of those poor people who only pay for 3 hours a day of internet
access.
I used to have a little Control Strip module that could be reset each day
and kept record of the time I was on the internet. It kept the time
continuously until I reset it. I could then see
go into Internet Connect and then click on
Connect. I cannot connect directly from Mail.
I also cannot use the Web. I have tried using IE 5.1 and Netscape 4.7.
When I try to go to a web address from IE5.1 I get the message The
specified server could not be found If I first connect from within
.
I can only connect if I go into Internet Connect and then click on
Connect. I cannot connect directly from Mail.
I also cannot use the Web. I have tried using IE 5.1 and Netscape 4.7.
When I try to go to a web address from IE5.1 I get the message The
specified server could not be found If I
. Yesterday I installed OS 10.1 which so
far I
think is great.
However I seem to have missed entering something, which means I now
cannot
connect to the internet.
When IE tries to connect the message is The specified server could not
be
found.
When Mail tries to connect the message is Fetch
Hi folks . HELP !!
I have am iMac 266 with OS 9.1. Yesterday I installed OS 10.1 which so far I
think is great.
However I seem to have missed entering something, which means I now cannot
connect to the internet.
When IE tries to connect the message is The specified server could not be
found
at least help qualify the problem a little
further.
Cheerio, Matt.
On Monday, October 22, 2001, at 08:36 AM, Stephen Chape wrote:
When Internet Connect tries to connect the message is No dial tone
detected, please check phone line connection try again. I can hear
the
tone for about 3 to 4
Perhaps it does, but its not listed on their front pages yet... only the glass
version.
Note says Apple and Linux by November.
Bob
P.Trouchet wrote:
It works but not with Opera. Internet Explorer OK. At last. Ciao all. P.
--
Hi Bob, Don't care but it at last actually works that to me
It works but not with Opera. Internet Explorer OK. At last. Ciao all. P.
--
Perhaps it does, but its not listed on their front pages yet... only the glass
version.
Note says Apple and Linux by November.
Bob
P.Trouchet wrote:
It works but not with Opera. Internet Explorer OK. At last. Ciao all. P.
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We find that after using MS Word for a few minutes our computer
starts to dial up remote access, even though no other application is
active.
Anyone know how to turn this off we have Office 2001 MS Word and I
have tried Ctrl Click to change settings for hyperlinks but nothing
changes.
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