Appletalk - or rather lack thereoff - in X

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pixelpusherpixelpusher
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in Genius Bar edited January 2014
Got a PowerBook with the latest version of OSX connected to an Appletalk network. Surfing is not a problem but connecting to other machines/servers is! Appletalk is set to active, file sharing is on and the machine's got an IP-address. So everything should be fine. However, in the "Connect to Server..."-window I only get an option to connect to a Localtalk network. Does anyone know why that is? :confused: (it's not visible to other computers, either)

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    scadboyscadboy Posts: 189member
    All of the other machines on the network must be set to allow sharing over TCP/IP







    OS X is automatically set to do so, as apple is trying to phase out Apple Talk with OS X.



    ciao,



    michael
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    brussellbrussell Posts: 9,812member
    It's hard to know what's going on with your setup, but it does indeed work. I'm sure you have "Turn on appletalk" checked in the Network System preferences?

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