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Dont know...how do i check that?? M trying to connect to WORKGROUP....how do i do that?? or where do i put the IP to connect to apart from the IP of my connected linksys<br />
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Thanks...it's not even showing the Computers in the side bar<br />
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Saw the link...couldn find the solution...I went to Go &gt;&nbsp;Connect to Servers &gt;&nbsp;add to favourites <br />
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it's aski ng for afp:// .... &nbsp;Put WORKGROUP...but didnt work...said failed to connect
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Dont know...how do i check that?? M trying to connect to WORKGROUP....how do i do that?? or where do i put the IP to connect to apart from the IP of my connected linksys

Thanks...it's not even showing the Computers in the side bar


Saw the link...couldn find the solution...I went to Go > Connect to Servers > add to favourites

it's aski ng for afp:// ....  Put WORKGROUP...but didnt work...said failed to connect

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Hi,<br />
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I'm relatively new to the Mac world so pl excuse my ignorance. I'm using a Mac Book Pro and connecting to a linksys wireless router for internet and that is connecting to a 24 channel Hub<br />
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For the last 2 weeks my shared computers have been showing only a few or no computers sometimes. Keeps fluctuating....My signal is also quite strong.<br />
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I'm guessing because i have some automatic detection setting. I know that in window my windows domain name is &quot;WORKGROUP&quot; but i cant find anything on MAC.<br />
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Any ideas?? Thanks<br />
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Hi,

I'm relatively new to the Mac world so pl excuse my ignorance. I'm using a Mac Book Pro and connecting to a linksys wireless router for internet and that is connecting to a 24 channel Hub

For the last 2 weeks my shared computers have been showing only a few or no computers sometimes. Keeps fluctuating....My signal is also quite strong.

I'm guessing because i have some automatic detection setting. I know that in window my windows domain name is "WORKGROUP" but i cant find anything on MAC.

Any ideas?? Thanks



Shared network computers not showing consistenly on Leopard

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).