Hi John,

I tried your suggestions:

Socket initializeNetwork

did not improve the situation. I notice that when I want to access a site my IP
connection is being established, so network seems to work. But still I get the
message: unable to resolve name.

If I print

NetNameResolver localAddressString

it will give me the ip address of my Mac (192.168.0.10).

any clues left?

TIA,

rob





johnm at wdi.disney.com wrote:

> rob van den berg <rvdberg at best.ms.philips.com> wrote:
> > Marcel,
> >
> > the proxy is not involved here: I also tried some tcp/ip test tools on my
> > Mac. With all of them I can resolve names, but not with Squeak!.
>
> Just thought of one possibility. Are you doing:
>
>         Socket initializeNetwork
>
> before you try to resolve the name? (I'm sure you are, but
> I thought it worth checking.) Another test for basic connectivity
> is to print the result of:
>
>     NetNameResolver localAddressString
>
> You should see a reasonable address, not 0.0.0.0.
>
>         -- John

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