It wouldn't be a TCP/IP issue if your getting online. First check your firewall settings and make sure the firewall is not blocking outgoing and incoming ports 25 110 80 8080 or any other ports you need open.
Chris, the question is moot now because after letting the G4 iMac sit idle all day yesterday and "digest" the 10.3.4 upgrade, everything seems to be working!
The reason I thought that it might be TCP/IP related is because after dialing into my ISP, attempting to do anything using TCP/IP wouldn't work. Connecting to AOL directly through their dial up numbers worked, as did using Mac OS 9 on my Bondi iMac and going through my ISP. BTW, Firewall is, and was, off.
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