9. Troubleshooting File Sharing and the Internet
In Chapter 8, I covered the basics of setting up and troubleshooting a network, whether it be Ethernet, AirPort, Bluetooth, or dial-up. In this chapter, I cover the most common practical applications of having set up a network. In particular, I focus on file sharing and accessing the Internet for e-mail and Web browsing.
In This Chapter
Setting Up System Preferences: Sharing • 825
Sharing Services: A Closer Look • 838
Using Network Browser and Connect to Server • 855
Connect to Server: The Connect/Login window
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