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Can't use TCP/IP but AppleTalk works!

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Fanskapet Starting Member Sweden 6 Posts	Posted - 10 Dec 2002 : 13:30:48 Hi again!, i started a new thread to get some attention :D.. My networkproblem is still there... but now i know that the "network" itself works... I have installed the Dayna SCSI driver, and i can choose my Win2K-AppleTalk-server from the "Chooser" application, and connect to it... BUT!. i can't use TCP/IP, i can't even set the IP manually not connecting to the DHCP server.. that's realy strange... if i set a IP manually the other computers on the network can't ping me... im running a Duo270c on MacOS 7.5.5, btw. does anyone here have the update that makes 7.5.5 ---> 6.0, ??? one more thing... i have another mac, a PowerMac7500, that also has connected to the Win2K appleTalk server... BUT, my PPC7500 and powerbook can't see eachother in the "Chooser" application ("appletalk-browser"), maybe the reason for that is that my PPC7500 runs MacOS 8.0 and the Duo runs 7.5.5 - different versions.. ? well.. i realy hope someone has a answer to these questions.. and yes, i asked plenty of questions in this message.. but but, answer them if you can.. i would be very gratefull if you guys help me with this!.. Regards Fanskapet!
Fanskapet Starting Member Sweden 6 Posts	Posted - 10 Dec 2002 : 13:36:52 btw.. im using the OpenTransport version that is included in MacOS 7.5.5
thelip Full Member USA 729 Posts	Posted - 10 Dec 2002 : 15:37:52 I don't know anything about the ethernet adapter that you are using, but i have 2 serial to localtalk adapters and neither support tcp/ip, only appletalk. _______________________ Sgt. Thelip Heavy Weapons Specialist - 950 division Keeper of the MLA Tracker - mlatracker.dyndns.org
Fanskapet Starting Member Sweden 6 Posts	Posted - 14 Dec 2002 : 11:34:46 Got TCP/IP to work now :DDD.. though, AppleTalk has stopped working now when TCP/IP is active :DD.. but i don't care... hehe. the local-network transfer-speed to the DuoMac270c is slower than the speed of my ADSL modem :DDD.. realy slow.. but works :D / Fanskapet

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