iamdigitalman,
Do you have another internet apps you can try? Like NCSA Telnet?
Re MacTCP, how are you obtaining an IP Address? Class C sounds right for your situation, and you shouldn't have to change anything else in the "IP Address" part of the config screen.
Do you know the values for your gateway and DNS?
What's your level of knowledge regarding general internet setups?
When I setup MacTCP at first I almost always set the IP address manually and don't bother with the DNS info. Then I open telnet and telnet to a known IP address to see if my network stuff is working at all.
Nathan
Do you have another internet apps you can try? Like NCSA Telnet?
Re MacTCP, how are you obtaining an IP Address? Class C sounds right for your situation, and you shouldn't have to change anything else in the "IP Address" part of the config screen.
Do you know the values for your gateway and DNS?
What's your level of knowledge regarding general internet setups?
When I setup MacTCP at first I almost always set the IP address manually and don't bother with the DNS info. Then I open telnet and telnet to a known IP address to see if my network stuff is working at all.
Nathan