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sorry for using so much screen real estate. &nbsp;long url could have been split.. &nbsp;:)<br />

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sorry for using so much screen real estate.  long url could have been split..  :)


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My roomates and i have a LAN in our house (so we can all access a cable modem). &nbsp;I upgraded to system 8.0 and everything was fine, but my computer (a performa 6400, 180 mhz) ran real slow, so i downgraded back to system 7.5.3 &nbsp;When i try to ping our 'server', i get a message saying that it can't find macTCP in the system folder, or that it is installed wrong. &nbsp;I checked, and MacTCP is definitely there. &nbsp;I even deleted and then re-installed it. &nbsp;What am i doing wrong?
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My roomates and i have a LAN in our house (so we can all access a cable modem).  I upgraded to system 8.0 and everything was fine, but my computer (a performa 6400, 180 mhz) ran real slow, so i downgraded back to system 7.5.3  When i try to ping our 'server', i get a message saying that it can't find macTCP in the system folder, or that it is installed wrong.  I checked, and MacTCP is definitely there.  I even deleted and then re-installed it.  What am i doing wrong?

Connecting to a LAN with System 7.5.3

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).