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We ran into this exact same issue today – except with Mac OS X 10.4.8 client… I’ve been banging my head on my desk all day…
What error messages are you seeing? We’re seeming to be getting a strange UTF-8 related one. This is an installation of the latest official MySQL package for Mac OS X 10.4, 32-bit. We saw problems immediately after upgrading to 10.4.8 [repairing permissions before and after updating to 10.4.8]. We can’t even strip out MySQL and re-install it successfully. It still breaks.
Thanks in advance.
I will give this a shot – I was just wondering if you have any other updates to this, since posting these entries.
I just picked up a Belkin router – and need to get this going, since my static IP is going away. I am planning on using the Belkin router to do the routing/NAT/DHCP, but I do want to be able to VPN in…
Physically, are all of your LAN stations off of a switch, connected to the LAN port on your server?
This is what I am thinking, as far as physical set-up goes:
DSL –[x.x.x.x]–> Router –[192.168.0.x]–> OS X Server –[10.0.0.x]–> Switch –> LAN machines
Does this make sense? Because the server certainly cannot deal with a dynamic IP straight off of the DSL line.
Therefore, the router would provide a static IP to the server – and also use DDNS to make sure that the network as a whole is reachable…
Well, I switched the Ethernet configs around [public and private] and also swapped the cables – and things still seem to be working… Let me know of there anything to be wary of.
I made sure to turn off DHCP and NAT before doing it, and also made sure to switch NAT to be active on the other Ethernet port as well. 🙂
Thanks in advance!
