Mac Forum / General / Networking / December 2004

I've not used what the family call the spaceship for a few months and
now it's not working at all.
Airport setup assistant says unable to configure
Airport admin can connect to 10.0.1.1 and it looks like the same box.

I have a windows xp pc using internet connection sharing for 3 pcs running
win 98 via a Belkin router using Belkin access points on each pc. I also
have an iBook G3 OS X  ver.10.3.4. connected to the internet via modem from
airport base station. My problem is how can I get the ...

Have a kind of interesting situation. I have a Powerbook 1400cs and an
iBook G4. Both have wireless cards installed.
I want to be able to send files directly from my G4 iBook to a
specific folder on the PB 1400 without actually touching the PB 1400.

I am using OS 10.3.6 and a graphite Airport base station on a dial up
line.  I can specify the DNS servers either in the Airport config, or
in the Network System Pref Panel, or I can leave them both blank.
Trial and error seems to show that for this config I have to specify

I seem to remember there is a way to do this but maybe not.  We have
server 10.2.8 sharing files (AFP over tcp/ip) with appletalk turned
off.  Isn't  there some way to make it browsable by clients?  Appletalk
was slowing down our network so we've turned it off. People HATE having

Found this really cool program for Windows that will allow you to use the
computer as an audio VCR and set times to record streaming audio. It's called WM
VCR and info can be found at http://www.wmrecorder.com/wmvcr.php
I would love to have something like this available for the Mac ...

Here's a strange one...  I've got a small office of computers, and
since upgrading them to OSX I find that Safari does not auto-complete
addresses.  That is, if I type in simply 'apple' in the Address Bar, it
doesn't add the www. prefix or the .com suffix.  Any thoughts, before I

At my place of employment I am using Windows XP Professional, attaching to the
network via Novell software, and Internet access is through a proxy server that
filters out or blocks quite a bit of stuff, including useful Web sites and
streaming audio.

Im trying to connect to another Mac (all running 10.3.6) via AFP.
Once i've typed in my password, I get a dialog box saying...
  Can't make a secure connection to <computer name>.
  The server <computer name> does not support secure connections via