[WinMac] Re: Mac Volumes accessed through the DUN
Jimmy Jones(jimmy_jones[at]filemaker.com)
Fri, 15 Jan 1999 17:25:46 -0800
Michael Bolton is addressing cross platform,
What is the dial-in system? A network modem, a Mac running ARA personal
server, a Mac running ARA multi-port server, or some other dial up system?
If you are using the ARA personal server you cannot see the internal
services because ARA personal server cannot cross over information between
the internal network and the dial up network. You have to have ARA
multi-port. other dial-ups may ahve the same problem so check the
documentation of the software to see if this is the problem.
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Regards,
Jimmy Jones
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>
> We have a 50/50 mix of Macs and NT machines and one central NT Server. The
> Macs are running 8.1 or 8.5 and the NT machines 4.0 SP 4. I've set up a
> modem to allow dial-in access and the connections all seem to run smoothly
> and with appropriate logons. My problem is that, when dialing in with a
> Mac, all I get is a great connection to the internet with no resources at
> all showing up in the chooser. I have the settings for the 'entire network'
> rather than just 'this computer' but if I do change to sole access to the
> NT server I get a connection but no chooser resources AND no internet
> access.
>
> Anyone solve this for me? I haven't yet tried a dial-in from a Windows
> machine so I don't know whether it's Mac specific or not (it feels like it
> is).
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