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My beige G3 is having a problem connecting to other computers in the network. When I open chooser and then click on another computer, the G3 locks up. The ethernet card seems to be working because A) I can still connect to the web using my CuteFTP and B) other computers on the network can still connect to me.

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not familiar with the hardware...is that apple? or is this windows?
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This is an older mac. They were actually referred to by color, because the "blue and white" G3 was a later version of the G3 and very different.
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ok. then sorry i cannot help. the only thing that i know about mac is that networking them sucks [bleep].
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Really? Because I've been networking mine for 8 years and this is the first time I've ever had a problem. I find them much easier to network than PCs. But thanks for your constructive input. I'm so glad I found this useful forum to get assistance with my problem!!

Edited by rezolution, 24 June 2005 - 11:00 AM.

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Just want to make sure, the machine having problems does have Appletalk installed. I know you have probably already checked that considering you have been using it for 8 years. I apologize for my lack of knowledge of Mac. I know they use Appletalk for communicating between each other so I'm guessing that the problem lies somewhere there. Again I'm sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

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Thanks for the reply. Yes, I've checked the Appletalk settings. I even tried switching Appletalk to something other than ethernet and then changing it back to get the system to reset, and that didn't help either.
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Man, I wish I knew more about MAC. I have been trying to get my hands on one for years so I would have one to test, practice, etc. on, no luck.

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