At 11:20 PM -0700 on 2006/4/22, Cap Schwartz wrote:
My Airport base station went kerflooey, so I replaced it with a D-Link.
Very nice router, easy configuration. However. I have two Macs, both of
which can see the internet, but can't connect to each other. I have all
the same configurations in the Mac Preferences as I did with the
Airport. It is baffling me.
I have a feeling there's something I'm overlooking. Thoughts?
If you are trying to connect via appletalk, does your router support
appletalk? Not all do.
You forgot to mention which model d-link you bought, which version of
the OS you are running on the computers, and how you are trying to
connect.
Can the two computers ping each other?
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Regards, James
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