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Hi all
 I've upgrade my hardware to an iMac g4 700. Wow, what a
difference
from iMac 233.
Install of YDL went very well and found, thru all your
previous help,
lots of apps I love to run.
 Problem is this, I can't file share the linux box from my
mac os x
box. On the imac 233 I just started
atalk and everything went well. I do have atalk running, I
can ping
the os x machine from the linux machine. But not the other
way around.
What am I doing wrong?
 TIA
    rob
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Sorry, it was a firewall problem. Got it solved by turning
off the firewall.
Is there a way have the firewall on and allow access to the
linux box
from the os x box?
 TIA
 rob

On 2/18/06, rev rob <houseofshamegmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all
>  I've upgrade my hardware to an iMac g4 700. Wow, what
a difference
> from iMac 233.
> Install of YDL went very well and found, thru all your
previous help,
> lots of apps I love to run.
>  Problem is this, I can't file share the linux box
from my mac os x
> box. On the imac 233 I just started
> atalk and everything went well. I do have atalk
running, I can ping
> the os x machine from the linux machine. But not the
other way around.
> What am I doing wrong?
>  TIA
>     rob
>
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Hi Rev:
This is just a guess, but the key is the Systems Preferences
panel in 
OS X.

First, once it is open select which Network you have
operational, that 
is which kind of network are you actually using.  Then check
the pop-up 
options (Network Status) according to your selection and
check that 
your options match the details of your network.  Let's say
you select 
Built-in Ethernet, then you can see the options under that
category 
which include TCP/IP, PPPoE, and so on.  I use Airport
continuously as 
my laptop includes Airport Extreme and my entire home
environment is 
running on a Netgear wireless router which itself is
connected to a DSL 
router which has a hardware firewall (for more on Stingray
Hardware 
Firewall see, 
http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/accessories/75f3/) 
between the incoming DSL line and the wireless router.  If
all that 
checks out, and ok.  Otherwise, also remember to check cable

connections and connectors, etc.; ready for wireless yet?

Next within System Preferences, select Sharing and select
those options 
you choose to Share with your Linux box.  Then click upon
Firewall and 
choose which services you all the Linux box to use on OS X
through the 
Firewall.  Meanwhile, if you've the hardware firewall I
recommended if 
you make a mistake here not to worry because your entire
system both 
the Linux box and the Mac OS X box will be behind the
firewall which 
cannot be hacked, spooked, spiffed or whatever.

Check Apple's references and Help systems for more details
regarding 
all these options.

Best wishes ....

On Feb 18, 2006, at 7:59 PM, rev rob wrote:

> Hi all
>  I've upgrade my hardware to an iMac g4 700. Wow, what
a difference
> from iMac 233.
> Install of YDL went very well and found, thru all your
previous help,
> lots of apps I love to run.
>  Problem is this, I can't file share the linux box
from my mac os x
> box. On the imac 233 I just started
> atalk and everything went well. I do have atalk
running, I can ping
> the os x machine from the linux machine. But not the
other way around.
> What am I doing wrong?
>  TIA
>     rob
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Perfect! Again. thanks for the great help!

On 2/19/06, Derick Centeno <aguilarojoverizon.net> wrote:
> Hi Rev:
> This is just a guess, but the key is the Systems
Preferences panel in
> OS X.
>
> First, once it is open select which Network you have
operational, that
> is which kind of network are you actually using.  Then
check the pop-up
> options (Network Status) according to your selection
and check that
> your options match the details of your network.  Let's
say you select
> Built-in Ethernet, then you can see the options under
that category
> which include TCP/IP, PPPoE, and so on.  I use Airport
continuously as
> my laptop includes Airport Extreme and my entire home
environment is
> running on a Netgear wireless router which itself is
connected to a DSL
> router which has a hardware firewall (for more on
Stingray Hardware
> Firewall see, 
http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/accessories/75f3/)
> between the incoming DSL line and the wireless router. 
If all that
> checks out, and ok.  Otherwise, also remember to check
cable
> connections and connectors, etc.; ready for wireless
yet?
>
> Next within System Preferences, select Sharing and
select those options
> you choose to Share with your Linux box.  Then click
upon Firewall and
> choose which services you all the Linux box to use on
OS X through the
> Firewall.  Meanwhile, if you've the hardware firewall
I recommended if
> you make a mistake here not to worry because your
entire system both
> the Linux box and the Mac OS X box will be behind the
firewall which
> cannot be hacked, spooked, spiffed or whatever.
>
> Check Apple's references and Help systems for more
details regarding
> all these options.
>
> Best wishes ....
>
> On Feb 18, 2006, at 7:59 PM, rev rob wrote:
>
> > Hi all
> >  I've upgrade my hardware to an iMac g4 700. Wow,
what a difference
> > from iMac 233.
> > Install of YDL went very well and found, thru all
your previous help,
> > lots of apps I love to run.
> >  Problem is this, I can't file share the linux
box from my mac os x
> > box. On the imac 233 I just started
> > atalk and everything went well. I do have atalk
running, I can ping
> > the os x machine from the linux machine. But not
the other way around.
> > What am I doing wrong?
> >  TIA
> >     rob
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