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Unable to browse Appletalk network in Mac OS X
Symptom:
MacOS 10.x User cannot see any computers that are using AppleTalk.
Problem:
AppleTalk is not enabled in user's 'Directory Access' services list.
Solution:
Enable 'AppleTalk' in Directory Access
- From Finder, Select "Utilities" under the "Go" Menu
- Double Click on "Directory Access"
- Click on the Lock icon at the lower left hand corner of the "Directory Access" window.
- Check "AppleTalk" in the services list.
- Click "Apply" at the lower right hand corner
- Close "Directory Access" window
- Try browse the network again. ( Go - Network )
For More Details, please go to this URL:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107804
(WARNING: DO NOT PRINT THIS PAGE DIRECTLY FROM YOUR WEB BROWSER. IT WILL SPEW OUT 148 PAGES INSTEAD OF THE TWO PAGES THAT YOU EXPECTED! Copy the content, paste it in your favorite word processor, then print. Guess how I found out. :P)
MacOS 10.x User cannot see any computers that are using AppleTalk.
Problem:
AppleTalk is not enabled in user's 'Directory Access' services list.
Solution:
Enable 'AppleTalk' in Directory Access
- From Finder, Select "Utilities" under the "Go" Menu
- Double Click on "Directory Access"
- Click on the Lock icon at the lower left hand corner of the "Directory Access" window.
- Check "AppleTalk" in the services list.
- Click "Apply" at the lower right hand corner
- Close "Directory Access" window
- Try browse the network again. ( Go - Network )
For More Details, please go to this URL:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107804
(WARNING: DO NOT PRINT THIS PAGE DIRECTLY FROM YOUR WEB BROWSER. IT WILL SPEW OUT 148 PAGES INSTEAD OF THE TWO PAGES THAT YOU EXPECTED! Copy the content, paste it in your favorite word processor, then print. Guess how I found out. :P)
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