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Running Microsoft Access from Apple Mac.

There is going to be a requirement soon for a couple of Mac users where I work to have the ability to input into an Access database. ...

Boot Camp & OS Virtualization on Mac - Posts: 3 - Oct 17, 2006

Newbie Mac user- can't connect to PC

I have a MacBook running OSX 10.4.8. I have a workgroup set up with the XP PC in the house, and was using that connection to print on the printer connected to the PC. ...

Mac OS X System & Mac Software - Posts: 0 - Oct 15, 2006

Controlling from the command line

brewed scripts running on my Mac. For instance, since I hate having to load the CD into the drive to play Warcraft III, I have a script that will mount the disc image, start the program, and then when the program closes, it will unmount the disc image again. ...

Unix & X11 - Posts: 6 - Oct 11, 2006

Compare MacOS X Server to Windows Server 2003

the new Mac Pro seems like an ideal minitower for server. ...

Mac OS X Server - Posts: 8 - Sep 28, 2006

OSX Server backend. Using PC's to login to OSX Server

Hi, just got a question to see if this is possible. ...

Mac OS X Server - Posts: 4 - Sep 28, 2006

Ftp Connection From Mac Osx to Windows Server 2003

Service not available, remote server has closed connection. ...

Mac OS X System & Mac Software - Posts: 2 - Sep 27, 2006

DHCP and MAC OX 4.7

I have an emac running MAC OX Tiger 4.7 set up at a school using DHCP. ...

Networking & Compatibility - Posts: 1 - Sep 22, 2006

Running unix-based (graphical) software

New MAC user here. ...

Unix & X11 - Posts: 8 - Sep 19, 2006

Open TCP Ports

21 FTP 23 telnet 80 http 8701 (?) Portscanned from my own Mac. Could try portscanning from my father's PC next time I visit him.

Mac OS X System & Mac Software - Posts: 6 - Sep 5, 2006

Open TCP Ports

Well, it depends on what services you're using. Which ports are open? Mine shows 631 (Internet Printing Protocol, CUPS?), 1033 (netinfod, only localhost can access it). So nothing to worry. Several internet applications can need one or the other port to be open. If you have, say, an FTP server running on your Mac, you'll want port 21 to listen to FTP-clients, maybe. Also:...

Mac OS X System & Mac Software - Posts: 6 - Sep 5, 2006


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