[CUBE] Networking help please?

[atoa at krak.net]

Unless I'm misunderstanding, you should be able to connect almost by 
default.

Both macs connect to the internet through the Netgear, right?

Can you ping one from the other, and vice versa?

If so, the help given by OSX found by searching for "sharing" should be 
all you need. This topic was also discussed (not entirely accurately) on 
this list a couple of months ago.

If not, feel free to email me directly.

On Sat, 5 Jun 2004, meirion roscoe wrote:

>
> I have recently bought a 15" powerbook 1.5GHZ.  I connect to the internet 
> with it wirelessly via Netgear 834G router/modem/ access point/ firewall 
> thingy.  I also have a cube at home which connects to the internet via 
> ethernet to the router.  I have been trying to work out how I can connect the 
> cube (which has an airport card installed) to the powerbook - this is where I 
> got stuck. I have scoured the Apple support site which has an overwhelming 
> amount of info.  I have downloaded the how to create networks doc.  It's all 
> a bit Greek to me I'm afraid
>
> Does anyone know of a simple reference to do this or a simple, method to 
> follow.  I would be really grateful and be willing to discuss off-list if you 
> like.
>
> Cube is OS10.2.8
> Pbook is OS10.3.4 with latest updates on both.
>
> TIA
>
> Rossi
>
>
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