File sharing with internal IP

my IP is on an internal network. my friend and i are trying to connect the public folder. i cant get any connection. ive also tried using transmit.
help

Hello,
Are you trying to do this over the internet from remote locations?
If so you will need to make changes to your router (if you have one) to allow port 548 through. This is not that great an idea though, you have to make sure your Mac has good passwords and no guest access.
If internal then just turn off you inbuilt firewall, if your computer does not have a live IP address and you are behind a NAT Router then you really do not need the firewall on your Mac at all (unless you don't trust the other computers on your internal network!).
Give me more detail and I may be able to advise on how you go about opening up the 548 port on your router.
Ta,
David Lee

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