Internet Sharing - no email

Hi,
I have an intel imac and have had no problems checking/sending mail using an airport extreme base station as my home router. For various reasons I had to stop using the airport extreme and create an airport computer 2 computer network from an olg g4 imac, and use internet sharing. Now I can check my emails on the host g4 computer but not on my new Imac. It appears that mail thinks I have no internet connection, even though safari works perfectly fine. Is this a known bug or can I do something about it?
Cheers
Intel IMac 20" Mac OS X (10.4.8)

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20/08/12 1:22:57.501 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.510 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.519 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.528 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.537 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.546 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.554 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.564 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.573 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.581 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.590 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.599 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.608 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.617 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.626 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.635 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.645 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.654 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.664 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.676 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.684 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.693 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.702 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.715 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.725 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.737 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.746 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.755 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.764 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.773 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.782 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.791 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.800 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.810 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.819 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.828 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.837 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.845 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.855 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.864 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.875 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.884 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.893 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.902 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.912 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.921 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:57.931 AM CalendarAgent[4037]: Unexpected EOF, returning last token as fallback
20/08/12 1:22:58.451 AM com.apple.mtmd[52]: low priority thinning needed for volume Macintosh HD (/) with 17.7 <= 20.0 pct free space , no snapshots can be thinned
20/08/12 1:23:14.281 AM com.apple.backupd-helper[4364]: Not starting scheduled Time Machine backup - time machine destination not resolvable.
20/08/12 1:23:34.296 AM com.apple.time[11]: Next maintenance wake [Backup Interval]: <date: 0x7fec0bc3c3f0> Mon Aug 20 02:23:14 2012 EST (approx)
20/08/12 1:23:34.296 AM com.apple.time[11]: Requesting maintenance wake [Backup Interval]: <date: 0x7fec0bc3c3f0> Mon Aug 20 02:23:14 2012 EST (approx)
20/08/12 1:23:34.000 AM kernel[0]: AirPort_Brcm43xx::powerChange: System Sleep
20/08/12 1:23:37.000 AM kernel[0]: LE is supported - Disable LE meta event
20/08/12 1:23:37.000 AM kernel[0]: vmmon: powerStateDidChange flags=0x4 (state 2)

Internet Sharing between Mac Mini and Windows 7

Hi all,
I installed Lion yesterday on my parent's Mac Mini. We use the Mini's Internet Sharing to connect the other computers in our house to the internet since we're only home a few months of the year.
After setting up Internet Sharing I jumped over to my HP G62 and connected to the new network. It found it but I can only load a few websites off of the connection: Google, Youtube, Netflix(sometimes) and my school's email. Everything else just endlessly loads - I can't follow links through Google searches, can't input the URLs directly, nothing seems to work except those few sites.
The websites work fine while I'm on Mini, and all of the settings appear to be the same as when we were running Snow Leopard - minus the change to WiFi instead of Airport. I also seem to be getting a slower connection on my HP, it's registering between 52Mbps and 65Mbps - it used to register at 100Mbps.
Any ideas?

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