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  • Subject: Network mystery
  • From: "Daniel R. Killoran,Ph.D." <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2005 10:55:37 -0400

I have a conundrum for your delectation:


The network:

                           Cable "Modem"
                               |
                               |
                               |
                               |
iMac-DV <---- 100BT -----> LinkSys BEFW11S4
             (wired)        Wireless Router
                               |
                               |
                               |
                           Asante 10BT Hub
                           |            |
                           |            |
                           |            |
                      Mac 5500     Performa 580
                     +Farallon     +Asante Ethernet Bd
                    Ethernet Bd

1) All 3 computers can use the internet, via the Cable "modem".
2) The iMac can talk to the 580 & vice-versa
3) The 5500 can not talk to either the iMac or the 580
4) Neither the iMac nor the 580 can talk to the 5500

When I say they cannot talk, I mean they can't even ping.
The 5500 used to have an Apple Ethernet board; with it, the 5500 could NOT use the internet!
The iMac has OS-X 10.3.8. It used to have Jaguar. There was no difference.
The 580 used to have OS 7.5.5; now it has 8.1. No difference.
The 5500 has had OS 7.5.5, OS 8.1, and now has OS 9.1. No difference.
The cables between the hub and the 580 and 5500 have been swapped, with no change.


Clearly, the hardware is all right, since the 5500 has to use both the hub and the router to get to the Cable "modem".

How's THAT for a mystery???


Dan Killoran

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