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Panther Internet Sharing | |
| Subject: | Problems with accessing web using FireWire | |
| Date: | 2004-08-11 01:59:36 | |
| From: | xeloi | |
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Problems with accessing web using FireWire
2004-08-25 12:12:10 kgoldfeld [Reply | View]
I am having the exact same problem. The weird thing is, I did have everything set up before and I was able to access the internet. However, I have been playing around with an Airport Express to see if I could play music on my stereo (I can).
Since then, I have not been able to make my original configuration work. That is, following the directions of the article, I can connect to my internet-enabled computer, but I cannot access the internet from the iMac.




Yes, I was hopeful that things would work following the simple instructions in the article. I am using an iBook connected to the internet via airport and tried to use a firewire cable to connect my G4 tower to the internet via my iBook. (0S 10.3.8 on both machines).
I have turned off firewalls on both machines, turned on personal file sharing, and turned off the firewall on my wireless adsl modem/router as well.
The G4 seems to connect via the firewire as it is assigned an IP address and locates the router, but I can't connect when I open Safari. Also, when I check the connection using Network Utilities, there is a 100% packet loss with the PING function.
I'm a relatively experienced mac user but I still for the life of me am unable to figure this one out. I would be eternally grateful to anyone who has any ideas on how I can fix this problem!
Many Thanks.