On Friday, August 27, 2004, at 08:37 PM, George Mogiljansky wrote:

Here are a few thoughts as to why there is no data
transfer:

The connection ( the two modems handshake, all SW
settings are working, no error messages) is stable (no
interrupts!) at 31,200 for the calling Mac and 28,000
for the 'server' Mac. Even the Network Browser (which
I'm not supposed to use) is almost happy (details
available).

Clicking on Chooser, etc. I get (Server computer's
name) "Select the items you want to use. These items
will be opened at system startup time." ..what does
this mean, especially since there are no items in the
box to select.

Did you turn on file-sharing on the remote Mac? What you're seeing means that there are no shared folders or volumes.


Nothing the DSL provider or Phone company would do could cause this problem; they could only prevent the connection.

--
"Wherever you go, there you are." - B. Banzai, Ph.D.
Bruce Johnson



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