Os 9 File Sharing 10 4 11

So, I'm trying to share my internet connection via the built in wireless connection on my powerbook. A couple people with Linux laptops have tried to connect, but only people with macs have met with success. It appears that DHCP requests aren't being answered. So, I tried the steps detailed in this thread, but dhcpd can not bind to the interface... frisbee:/etc...

Couple of ideas - You should set the IP address of each computer to be in the non-routable (local network only) ranges and in the same subnet. Use 192.168.1.10 for one and 192.168.1.11 for the other. Turn file sharing on on both computers, and on OS 9, check Allow Users to connect using TCP/IP. Let me know if this helps.

gymnastic item you can do is download the Mac OS X 10.4.4 Combo Update and put it on the old server somewhere that will be easy to find. This will save having to set up the network settings. ...

When you go to the Connect to Server dialog, you may browse by computer name. In Mac OS X versions 10.0 to 10.1. ...

Mac OS X 10.4. ...

Yep, this is also an issue with Microsoft, not Apple. I suppose you could argue that the platform is hurt when developers favor one OS over another, but that's also another topic. ...

okay...I upgraded from 10 to 10.1 and I fixed the slight problem in the httpd.conf file. I then realized roadrunner has port 80 blocked and changed my port to 1024. ...

Ok, so we have winblows file sharing enabled. But we still have to share a volume. ...

Hello. I'll try to be brief as possible. Current Setup: - 1x Windows Server 2003 SP2 (Dual Xeon 2.8Ghz/3GB RAM) - Services: DNS, DHCP, File Shares, RRAS (Terminal/VPN Server) - Clients: 26 total, 10-domain users on WinXP SP2 (research lab) / 1-iMac Aluminum w/Parallels / The rest WinXP connected DHCP for internet use. - Professional Gigabit Ethernet wired throughout...

I Printer sharing is off and there are no jobs pending, will restart on demand. Exiting. ...