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| #1 By 81283 (203.24.54.17) at Saturday, June 30, 2007 01:14:53 AM |
| Hi, I recently bought a MAC OS X computer. when i connect to internet , MAC gives a error message that ethernet cable not plugged in. But i have checked my connection, the ethernet cable is plugged. I have also checked by connecting my windows computer, it seems to be working fine. if I need to ping the modem to check the cable, how should i goto commmand prompt in mac or is their is any other option to check the connection between the modem and mac computer. Thank you, nachi |
| #2 By 81717 (76.168.245.44) at Sunday, July 08, 2007 04:11:43 PM |
| Ok go to /Applications/Utilities/Terminal.app that is the unix command line in OSX it can call ping for you. Alternatively you can use the network utility application in the Utilites folder |
