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Disabling dialup would seem to be logical. You could also switch over to OpenTransport which is a better (newer) system for networks anyway.
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Disabling dialup would seem to be logical. You could also switch over to OpenTransport which is a better (newer) system for networks anyway.

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System 7.6.1 has a bug that makes MacTCP inaccessible when dialup is activated, and invisible in the control panel folder, yet irreplaceable because it claims it has a MacTCP control panel already and won't accept another one. &nbsp;What's the way around this? &nbsp;How can this bug be avoided when installing and configuring the system?<br />

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System 7.6.1 has a bug that makes MacTCP inaccessible when dialup is activated, and invisible in the control panel folder, yet irreplaceable because it claims it has a MacTCP control panel already and won't accept another one.  What's the way around this?  How can this bug be avoided when installing and configuring the system?


How to resurrect hidden TCP in System 7.6.1?

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