More or less a similar situation to mine in reverse.
Enjoy the warmth, I hope it is not too hot where you are
Severin
> On 25 Jan 2017, at 5:47 am, Ronda Brown wrote:
>
> Hi Severin,
>
> Turning SMB off unless you need to share to Windows PC always works better
> for sharing / moving files
Hi Severin,
Turning SMB off unless you need to share to Windows PC always works better for
sharing / moving files to Macs.
After working all day using my MacBook Air I then need to share/move files to
my MacBook Pro that stays permanently in my computer room downstairs.
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from
Well, all is currently behaving itself again. Checked everything as suggested
and set SMB off and ASP on on both computers. I also gave everyone read and
write permission, in fact there is no everyone, I am the sole authorised user
of both computers with same ID.
One other thing I also did
Thanks Ronni, I will recheck and see what happens.
Severin
> On 22 Jan 2017, at 2:58 pm, Severin Crisp wrote:
>
> I have an iMac upstairs and a MacBook Air downstairs and regularly, as needed
> in the late afternoons and evenings, grab items from the iMac for the MacBook
> Air. This has pr
> On 22 Jan 2017, at 2:58 pm, Severin Crisp wrote:
>
> I have an iMac upstairs and a MacBook Air downstairs and regularly, as needed
> in the late afternoons and evenings, grab items from the iMac for the MacBook
> Air. This has proceeded satisfactorily for many weeks. Now in the last
> cou
I have an iMac upstairs and a MacBook Air downstairs and regularly, as needed
in the late afternoons and evenings, grab items from the iMac for the MacBook
Air. This has proceeded satisfactorily for many weeks. Now in the last couple
of weeks it fails.When I connect from the MacBook Air to
Hi,
Just to follow up on our internet sharing problem, with a big thanks to
everyone who helped. We removed the EDUP wifi router from our network and have
been able to share files and internet over ethernet. I plugged the EDUP back in
today. It had no immediate affect (except to successfully
Ronni,
> You mention you had this Network setup working prior to a couple of weeks
> ago, what changed at that time?
Absolutely nothing - it literally failed overnight. We did have a severe
electrical storm at least a day earlier, but it had worked after the power came
back.
> There is another
Hi Kaye,
You mention you had this Network setup working prior to a couple of weeks ago,
what changed at that time?
There is another device handing our IP Addresses - its as though you have 2
devices acting as Routers.
The Telstra pre-paid 4G USB modem (ZTE WCDMA Technologies MSM) IP 192.168.0.1
Hi Ronni,
> Your Router/Gateway Address is 192.168.0.1
> System Preferences > Network - Advanced > TCP/IP
> Configure IPv4: Using DHCP
> IPv4 Address: 192.168.0.xx (this will change automatically because you are
> using DHCP)
> Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
> Router: 192.168.0.1 should stay the s
Hi Kaye,
> On 30 Mar 2016, at 3:23 PM, kaye and geoff wrote:
>
> Hi Ronni,
>
>> ethernet hub: Cisco Linksys SE2800
>> Are the LED (lights) on each port indicating connected?
>
> Connected and active - external indicators are all good
>
> I really think that the different router numbers are a
Hi Ronni,
> ethernet hub: Cisco Linksys SE2800
> Are the LED (lights) on each port indicating connected?
Connected and active - external indicators are all good
I really think that the different router numbers are a bit of a clue to what is
happening. Can you tell me where the router numbers co
Hi Kaye,
Yes, a really frustrating situation. I hate it when Networks don’t act as they
should.
My Notes which you have most likely checked (a dozen times) in colour below:
EDUP business portable wireless partner (EP-2908) router/ap/repeater has one
WAN/LAN port
So I realise why you are sharin
Hi Ronni,
> The details look setup correctly - Router and DNS settings. You are not
> having self-assigned IP addresses 169.
> Gateway 192.168.0.1 - 255.255.255.0 Subnet Mask
> Are all on the same Subnet Mask?
Yes, but I've just made it work (for now!) doing the following:
booted up one of my
Thanks Kaye,
The details look setup correctly - Router and DNS settings. You are not having
self-assigned IP addresses 169.
Gateway 192.168.0.1 - 255.255.255.0 Subnet Mask
Are all on the same Subnet Mask?
Normally I would suggest removing the SystemConfiguration preference files, IF
you were ha
Hi,
> We might require more details on what Telstra Dongle you are using and the
> Network settings you have.
Telstra pre-paid 4G USB modem (ZTE WCDMA Technologies MSM), working just fine
for my machine
EDUP business portable wireless partner (EP-2908), also working fine
On network settings I
Hi Kaye,
We might require more details on what Telstra Dongle you are using and the
Network settings you have.
The dongle is connected to your Mac so the dongle would only see your machine,
the Mac would be handling all the local IP assignment NAT and data?
You have 'Internet Sharing' turned on
Hi,
We've been living with our internet sharing problems for a couple of weeks now,
with no solution.
I share our wireless connection over ethernet to three other machines and a
wifi router. The sharing failed overnight a couple of weeks ago; we can still
mount disks over ethernet, and the IP
Hi - I'm looking for some advice on a very annoying problem with our shared
internet connection.
I connect using a wireless Telstra dongle, then share my connection over our
ethernet network, which includes a separate wifi broadcaster to give
connectivity to any device not directly plugged into
Are you sure he can't stump up a extra $300 for a AppleTV ?
They are on the AU AppleStore as a refurb at $319 delivered...
On 08/11/2007, at 5:31 PM, Severin Crisp wrote:
My son has an Intel iMac and numerous PCs and other gear and states
the following:-
"What I am trying to do is to be a
My son has an Intel iMac and numerous PCs and other gear and states
the following:-
"What I am trying to do is to be able to play music, photos and video
from
the iMac through the Playstation 3 and then on to the TV and the stereo
system. The playstation3 will recognise media servers.
To d
Try printer setup repair Tiger edition. Trial available. (google it for
download site).
It rules for this stuff. (my guess is a permissions issue).
On 12/3/06 4:21 PM, "Severin Crisp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I recently replaced my G4/400 with a G5 1.8 (thanks Rod!!) and
> everything is tran
I recently replaced my G4/400 with a G5 1.8 (thanks Rod!!) and
everything is transferred and is working fine except printer sharing
an Epson SP720 with my wife's G3 iMac. This worked flawlessly and
was easily set up with the G4. Both the G5 and the G3 are running
10.4.5 and are connected
I have two Macs, each with 10.4.3 and connected by ethernet via
router. In one direction I can connect to either the user or all and
any hard drives, in the other I can connect only to the user. This
was not the case before I started fiddling today!!
As far as I can see the settings ownersh
On 01/12/2003, at 5:48 PM, Severin Crisp wrote:
I have a crazy file sharing problem between my G4/400 and my wife's
G3. It used to work pre Panther. Now it does not despite my checking
everything I can think of. The error message is this:-
Connecting to afp:///at/Jenny's%20G3:
Have you turned on AppleTalk in the network preferences?
Regards,
John
on 1/12/03 5:48 PM, Severin Crisp at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a crazy file sharing problem between my G4/400 and my wife's
> G3. It used to work pre Panther. Now it does not despite my
> checking ev
I have a crazy file sharing problem between my G4/400 and my wife's
G3. It used to work pre Panther. Now it does not despite my
checking everything I can think of. The error message is this:-
Connecting to afp:///at/Jenny's%20G3:* ...
The Finder can not complete the operation be
is way recently.
Regards
Reg
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From: Jon Davison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 17:11:47 +0800
To:
Subject: Re: File Sharing problem
Shay, thanks for your advice.
I have just performed a clean install and ditched all the 'old' System
extns, panels, pre
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From: Jon Davison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 21 Jun 2002 17:11:47 +0800
To:
Subject: Re: File Sharing problem
Shay, thanks for your advice.
I have just performed a clean install and ditched all the 'old' System
extns, panels, prefs etc. Went through the Mac OS As
On 28/5/02 11:18 PM, "Rob Findlay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> On 2/5/02 11:48 AM, "Brett Bygrave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Was the problem eventually fixed with Andrew's solution? I have a machine
>> that is showing similar symptoms, except the first error is:
>>
>> "Your computer nam
> On 2/5/02 11:48 AM, "Brett Bygrave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hi All
>>
>> I am having huge problems with file sharing on a G4 500DP, running OS 9.2.2,
>> 512MB RAM, 40GB HD, partitioned into 3 drives...10GB System drive, 10GB,
>> 20GB.
>>
>> After startup, but before file sharing starts
On 2/5/02 11:48 AM, "Brett Bygrave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I am having huge problems with file sharing on a G4 500DP, running OS 9.2.2,
> 512MB RAM, 40GB HD, partitioned into 3 drives...10GB System drive, 10GB,
> 20GB.
>
> After startup, but before file sharing starts up, the me
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. Set
At 16:23 +0800 02/05/2002, Brett Bygrave wrote:
I take it no one has any idea about the below mentioned problem.
Maybe try deleting the invisible AppleShare PDS file on each of your
disks. Note - this will have the effect of deleting all folder
access privileges you may have previously create
I take it no one has any idea about the below mentioned problem.
Strange!
On 2/5/02 11:48, "Brett Bygrave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I am having huge problems with file sharing on a G4 500DP, running OS 9.2.2,
> 512MB RAM, 40GB HD, partitioned into 3 drives...10GB System drive, 10
Hi All
I am having huge problems with file sharing on a G4 500DP, running OS 9.2.2,
512MB RAM, 40GB HD, partitioned into 3 drives...10GB System drive, 10GB,
20GB.
After startup, but before file sharing starts up, the message ³The
application File Sharing has unexpectedly quit because an error 29
Matt
I don't think so - these sites were working fine through a dial-up
connection a few days ago.
Thanks for the thought.
Cheers
Greg
P.S. You don't work with Peter Palamara over there do you?
on 8/4/02 11:35 AM, Matt Huitson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hi Greg,
>
>> It also reads so
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
De
No, the XP box has 2 Ethernet cards one of which plugs directly into the
ADSL modem (Alcatel Speedtouch). I would plug the Mac in directly to test
but it means installing and configuring PPPoE which will probably take some
time seeing as I don't have the software.
The Mac can read mail from a Bigp
This machine has 2 network cards - one for ADSL and the other for
the LAN.
I'm assuming when you say 2 network cards you mean 1 ADSL 'modem'
card and one ethernet card?
If not and you've got an ADSL connection box with an ethernet port,
try plugging the Mac in directly and see if it works.
Greg,
The problem is probably the MTU (maximum transfer unit??) setting on the Mac
OS 9 machine. By default its set to 1500, but you need to change it to 1492
(I think). I don't know how you do that with an OS 9 machine. Its easy
with an OS X box. I used a "broadband optimizer" script on the OS X
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]> wr
On 7/4/02 8:25 PM, "Greg Pennefather" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all
>
> I have a weird problem. I'm configuring a SOHO network for my brother in
> law. He has just got Telstra ADSL and has it hooked up to a Windows XP Home
> machine. This machine has 2 network cards - one for ADSL and th
Hello all
I have a weird problem. I'm configuring a SOHO network for my brother in
law. He has just got Telstra 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.
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