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April 11th, 2002, 05:20 PM
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| Looong authentication times
My roommie and I have a computer-to-computer AirPort network, which we use sometimes to transfer files. Hers is a G3 CRT iMac, mine is a G4 FP iMac. So I created a network in the AirPort section, and that went just fine. I connected to the network from the other iMac, no problems. Then went Go->Connect to Server... Typed in afp://10.0.0.1 (since that's the IP of the first computer). Clicked Connect. Wait ten minutes. Then I get a login prompt. Is there a faster protocol I should be using for the computer-to-computer network? I can FTP really quick -- type ftp 10.0.0.1 and get an almost immediate login prompt. Once the two computers are connected, I have no speed issues at all. It's just that initial time to wait for the login prompt.  |
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