All,

I have set up my MAC with and ASANTE SCSI to Ethernet adapter.

I have manually set the IP Address on the device using MacTCP on the
EtherTalk(A) adapter. I have set the AppleTalk connection to
EtherTalk Alternative.

Everything looks OK, however I cannot ping the Mac and the Mac cannot
browse (I set the gateway and DNS server in the MacTCP control panel).

I have verified the ethernet port to the network is active.

Am I missing something obvious?

Regards.

Mark

Mark Steele wrote:

> All,
>
> I have set up my MAC with and ASANTE SCSI to Ethernet adapter.
>
> I have manually set the IP Address on the device using MacTCP on the
> EtherTalk(A) adapter. I have set the AppleTalk connection to
> EtherTalk Alternative.
>
> Everything looks OK, however I cannot ping the Mac and the Mac cannot
> browse (I set the gateway and DNS server in the MacTCP control panel).
>
> I have verified the ethernet port to the network is active.
>
> Am I missing something obvious?
>
> Regards.
>
> Mark

What does netstat -r show? Do you have a default route?

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10Gb Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet solutions for your MAC
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Small Tree Communications wrote:

> Mark Steele wrote:
>
> > All,
> >
> > I have set up my MAC with and ASANTE SCSI to Ethernet adapter.
> >
> > I have manually set the IP Address on the device using MacTCP on the
> > EtherTalk(A) adapter. I have set the AppleTalk connection to
> > EtherTalk Alternative.
> >
> > Everything looks OK, however I cannot ping the Mac and the Mac
> > cannot browse (I set the gateway and DNS server in the MacTCP
> > control panel).
> >
> > I have verified the ethernet port to the network is active.
> >
> > Am I missing something obvious?
> >
> > Regards.
> >
> > Mark
>
> What does netstat -r show? Do you have a default route?

I have set the default gateway in MacTCP. I don't know where I would
run netstat -r - is there a command line on Mac's?

Mark Steele wrote:

> Small Tree Communications wrote:
>
>
>>Mark Steele wrote:
>>
>>
>>>All,
>>>
>>>I have set up my MAC with and ASANTE SCSI to Ethernet adapter.
>>>
>>>I have manually set the IP Address on the device using MacTCP on the
>>>EtherTalk(A) adapter. I have set the AppleTalk connection to
>>>EtherTalk Alternative.
>>>
>>>Everything looks OK, however I cannot ping the Mac and the Mac
>>>cannot browse (I set the gateway and DNS server in the MacTCP
>>>control panel).
>>>
>>>I have verified the ethernet port to the network is active.
>>>
>>>Am I missing something obvious?
>>>
>>>Regards.
>>>
>>>Mark
>>
>>What does netstat -r show? Do you have a default route?
>
>
> I have set the default gateway in MacTCP. I don't know where I would
> run netstat -r - is there a command line on Mac's?

Sorry. I was thinking OS X. You would simply pop open a terminal to do that.
You mention "ping" so I assumed you had terminal access. You'd run netstat from
wherever you ran "ping" from :)



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10Gb Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet solutions for your MAC
http://www.small-tree.com
1-866-STC-4MAC