no internet on mac?!
forced to post from PC because altho both modem & airport connect ok from iBook no net application can raise any server - phone line squeals good but no data moves. have repaired , forced prebindings, rebooted, reinstalled. next?
only time i've seen this is on virus-riddled pcs.
what's th answer?
only time i've seen this is on virus-riddled pcs.
what's th answer?
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Originally posted by kwikfx
forced to post from PC because altho both modem & airport connect ok from iBook no net application can raise any server - phone line squeals good but no data moves. have repaired , forced prebindings, rebooted, reinstalled. next?
only time i've seen this is on virus-riddled pcs.
what's th answer?
does the ppp authentication go through ok?
what do you see in the network>modem>tcpip pref pane when connected?
using th modem (not airport) tells me i'm connected to 218.101.58.67 at 50667bps, IP address is 218.101.96.225.
network/modem/prefpane/TCP/IP says:
Configure IPv4: Using PPP
IP address: 218.101.96.225
Subnet Mask: (blank)
Router: 218.101.58.67
(blank fields below that)
thanx for yr assist
You might want to try connecting to a server using it's IP address to see if it is a nameserver issue. If that is the case, you are better off running your own domain nameserver on the Mac. There are articles on the Apple support forums on how to do that.
i unplugged base station & turned Airport off, seemed my next net connect suddenly working correctly...
like Airport wasn't letting go properly? & unplugging phone line not enuff, but power off & Airport off did it.
will replug it & test next
wotta relief, Macs wot don't work i hate, PCs it's par for th course
so th important thing was that turning off airport alone didn't fix it, unplugging base station alone didn't, but base station & airport off together did! restarting puter was no use either...
some kinda lingering idea of th system's that airport was connected when it wasn't seemed to prevent access despite a new connection being made...?
thanx for help insiders, i'm at Latitude 43 degrees Sth, not too many xperts...