At 12:37 PM -0600 8/17/05, Doug McNutt wrote: >At 20:40 -0700 8/16/05, Dennis B. Swaney wrote: >>So who is correct? In order to connect my Rev B iMac running 9.2 >>and my G4 iMac running OS X, I have to have Appletalk active on >>both. According to John, it can be done, but according to Doug it >>can't! > >Your OS 9 box does not need to communicate via AppleTalk. > >File Sharing control panel. Enable file sharing over TCP/IP. I think >connecting to the OS 10 box will choose IP automatically as you >attempt a connection. Unfortunately, I still run into the problem that I can only have 1 IP address. If I use the IP address for file sharing, then I can't connect to the internet from the Rev B and vice versa. I don't know if this limitation is in OS 9, or a hardware limitation. To recap: I have a G3 Rev B iMac running OS 9.x that I need to do following: 1. Connect to the internet through the internal modem 2. Connect to the G4 iMac & G4 Powerbook for file sharing I would also LIKE to connect to my AirPort network for the capability of connecting to the internet via my WiMax connection. Remember, this G3 iMac does NOT have a Airport card slot (unless someone has made one that can connect to the Mezzanine Slot) This connection would also replace the cat5 crossover cable currently between the two iMacs -- Sincerely, Dennis B. Swaney "Windows is a command-line OS with a GUI shell while Mac System 10 is ... oh, never mind."