Chris,
1. I'm 90% certain this is software.
If you had a hardware issue, the OTP issue would not result as it is.
2. is TCP/IP showing an IP address # ??? What is that #? if it's a 169, you
do not have a connection (intellectually--though you may have one
physically). However, I suspect that you DO have an IP# that's valid, due to
AppleTalk being happy)..
3. try manually setting your IP# to another address.. If your other Mac's are
showing 10.0.1.xx, then set your machine to a slightly higher IP (say
10.1.1.12)...
IF that works, and you get online, then you'll know that the problem is
software on the machine--the DHCP service tools are screwed... if it DOES NOT
work, then you've got either a physical issue (which I doubt), or a system
issue with Open Transport servicing the Ethernet port. Either way, you will
likely need to do a NEW system install to overcome this. DDon't try updating
your current sys folder--do a new system folder, to guarantee that all likely
parts are replaced..
Thanks,
David
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In a message dated 10/22/02 12:33:39 PM, you wrote:
>No luck pinging with WhatRoute.
>
>Result was "Error Opening Transport Endpoints: - 3221"
>
>
>Again, TCP/IP and Appletalk on the 3400 is set up exactly like our G4
>Sawtooth and Lombard, all 3 Macs using OS 9.1:
>Connect via Ethernet and Configure Using DHCP Server.
>
>The G4 and Lombard work perfectly on the DSL connection, even thru a
>NetBarrier firewall (I tried the 3400 with and without the firewall).
>
>The 3400 sees and is seen by both other Macs on the LAN, and filesharing
>(Appletalk: Ethernet) works perfectly between all 3.
>
>So, any ideas?
>
>How do I check the router setup? (It's a Telsey CPV Residential Gateway,
>which also carries our voice phone line).
>
>To check the 3400 with Manual IP address, etc., how can I test that without
>an assigned IP address?
>
>As per other advice, I tried turning off the router/gateway and then turning
>it back on, but still no luck.
>
>
>Chris H
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