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- Mac Pro 2 x 2.66 GHz Dual-Core Xenon, 7 GB RAM, 250 GB HD, 10.6.8
This seems to come up a lot, but have not come across the answer to my problem.
The Mac can see and access all of the PCs. None of the PCs can access the Mac
All computers can ping all other computers, including the Mac. PCs, Mac, Printers - if it is on the LAN, it can be pinged from anywhere.
All computers can get to the internet.
All PCs can access each other.
Mac can access all PCs.
No PC can access Mac.
File sharing is On.
Network name is set the same on all units.
Specifications:
Ethernet LAN - Computers and printers > Switch > Router > Internet
Mac Pro 2 x 2.66 Dual-Core Intel Xenon, 7 GB RAM, Snow Leopard 10.6.8
PCs = 3 x Windows 7 Home Premium SP1; 1 XP SP3, 1 Vista SP2
Any ideas?
Thank you,
Bill
The Mac can see and access all of the PCs. None of the PCs can access the Mac
All computers can ping all other computers, including the Mac. PCs, Mac, Printers - if it is on the LAN, it can be pinged from anywhere.
All computers can get to the internet.
All PCs can access each other.
Mac can access all PCs.
No PC can access Mac.
File sharing is On.
Network name is set the same on all units.
Specifications:
Ethernet LAN - Computers and printers > Switch > Router > Internet
Mac Pro 2 x 2.66 Dual-Core Intel Xenon, 7 GB RAM, Snow Leopard 10.6.8
PCs = 3 x Windows 7 Home Premium SP1; 1 XP SP3, 1 Vista SP2
Any ideas?
Thank you,
Bill