Help with SuSE 9.1 & Mac OS X 10.3.4 networking!
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Help with SuSE 9.1 & Mac OS X 10.3.4 networking!
I was experimenting, I don't know if this will work. But if it does, fantastic.
Go into yast, set up the firewall as I had already described, and then under network services, try setting up:
'DHCP Server'.
I can't get it to go on mine, I don't have my CDs with me. Try it, maybe that'll fix it? I see an option for adapting the firewall settings to it, that might just be what you're trying to accomplish.
I was experimenting, I don't know if this will work. But if it does, fantastic.
Go into yast, set up the firewall as I had already described, and then under network services, try setting up:
'DHCP Server'.
I can't get it to go on mine, I don't have my CDs with me. Try it, maybe that'll fix it? I see an option for adapting the firewall settings to it, that might just be what you're trying to accomplish.
Help with SuSE 9.1 & Mac OS X 10.3.4 networking!
At this point it's getting pretty late; I'm at work and I'm about to head out... you may be better served by someone on this board who knows more (probably much more) than I. And if anything, this may be a useful forum:
http://www.webservertalk.com/forum76.html
Good luck, hopefully it works out.
At this point it's getting pretty late; I'm at work and I'm about to head out... you may be better served by someone on this board who knows more (probably much more) than I. And if anything, this may be a useful forum:
http://www.webservertalk.com/forum76.html
Good luck, hopefully it works out.
Help with SuSE 9.1 & Mac OS X 10.3.4 networking!
hew: congratulations. If there's any modifications to what I suggested (or you found something else) let me know so I can write this all down.
congrats, again. Make sure you stay on top of the updates, there seems to be more than a few security holes.
hew: congratulations. If there's any modifications to what I suggested (or you found something else) let me know so I can write this all down. congrats, again. Make sure you stay on top of the updates, there seems to be more than a few security holes.
Help with SuSE 9.1 & Mac OS X 10.3.4 networking!
Ah! I need help once more...
I am currently able to share the internet connection, but I cannot share files... I can the the other system via Samba, but when I access the other system's "folder", I see nothing... I cannot copy files in there or anything...
Help, pleaaaasee~~~
Ah! I need help once more...
I am currently able to share the internet connection, but I cannot share files... I can the the other system via Samba, but when I access the other system's "folder", I see nothing... I cannot copy files in there or anything...
Help, pleaaaasee~~~
Help with SuSE 9.1 & Mac OS X 10.3.4 networking!
You can't access the files of which system? The SuSE machine or the client machine?
If it is the client's machine, verify the settings for the client machine (that all permissions are accurate/correct), read/write is enabled, etc.
You can't access the files of which system? The SuSE machine or the client machine?
If it is the client's machine, verify the settings for the client machine (that all permissions are accurate/correct), read/write is enabled, etc.
Help with SuSE 9.1 & Mac OS X 10.3.4 networking!
Both systems can be seen in the network, but I cannot get into either the SuSE machine or the iBook.
When I try to get into the SuSE machine, I get asked for user/pass/domain, but I always get a "wrong user/pass/domain" dialogue.
Both systems can be seen in the network, but I cannot get into either the SuSE machine or the iBook.
When I try to get into the SuSE machine, I get asked for user/pass/domain, but I always get a "wrong user/pass/domain" dialogue.
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