Home Network (Naming) Question
Hopefully this is an easy question for someone. (I'm not that network savvy)
In my router software setup (Belkin 7230) when I do a DHCP Client List trying to see my computers on the network the computer name for one of the computers is listed as (null). There is the IP address and the MAC address, but no host name for this one mac (iBook G4).
What do I need to do? Where does it get this name from? Where do I fill this out?
Any help would be appreciated!
Tom
On the specific computer, open System Preferences, go to Sharing, and fill in a name for the computer in the Name field at the top. You may find that this fixes the issue.
Matt
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Apple ID for Screen/File Sharing Home Network
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I see that you want to access some of your computers remotely and are experiencing some issues. Since you have an iCloud account already signed in to all devices, I would recommend that you use Back to my Mac in order to accomplish this:
Set up and use Back to My Mac - Apple Support
http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT4907
Thanks for coming to the Apple Support Communities!
Regards,
Braden
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