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Last edited: Sunday, January 29, 2006 at 8:11:07 PM

Why did u make another thread?
mods delete-o por favor ;)

Your pics show the network panel, but what kind of connection do you have from your computer to the outside?

You show Airport, Ethernet, PPP, and Bluetooth, in your pics, but not one of them is configured all the way.

The panel appears grayed because you don't have access to those settings.

Down at the bottom left of the window, you should see this:

Click on the lock, enter the admin pass, then configure your network settings. I'm guessing you need a DHCP server to give you an IP number. (If you don't know how to do that, click the "assist me" for help.)

Once you get your network settings right, the servers should appear. I'm wondering about the DHCP client ID. I don't think an IP address should be in there. I don't have anything in that space.

Last edited: Sunday, January 29, 2006 at 8:40:40 PM

Ok green man, ive got a linksys model# WRT54G hooked up to a imac G34 cube.

My cpu is a umac G5 goth of them have Mac OS X tiger

Is that of any help??? B) B) :o

This isn't my strongest area, as I don't use those hubs/routers myself, but...

1) Do you have the manual that goes with the linksys? If not, look online for it.

2) Does it show you how to configure port forwarding? You need to open access through the firewall for your servers to show up. I don't run a server, so I don't remember the port numbers. Maybe 28000 and 28001? (don't trust that for sure) Also, if you have your hub running a firewall, and it's behind another firewall, you have to open the others too.

3) Reconfigure your router to allow the TT data to flow both ways, and you should be set.

I think...

You might want to look in tech support (or even modding) for threads on this topic, too. It doesn't seem to be an issue with your computer, more likely the network in your house.