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September 21st, 2000, 04:23 PM
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| Why cant I see my network servers?? I can get on the internet.. but I cant find other computers on my server.. I also CAN see PRINTERS?? can anyone help?  |
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September 21st, 2000, 04:54 PM
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| Missing Servers I believe the problem is that OS X can only see other Appletalk servers if they're running Appletalk over TCP/IP, which means servers running OS 9. I'm not sure if there's a preference under OS 9 somewhere that switches Appletalk between TCP/IP and whatever it usually runs under (localtalk? Ethernet? I'm not that well-versed in networking protocols), but if there is, you will probably have to make sure they're running Appletalk over TCP/IP. If your servers are running earlier versions of Mac OS, you might be out of luck. |
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