Mac Pro to MacBook Pro - File transfer problem

I just bought a new Mac Pro. It is connected to my Airport Extreme via ethernet. The Airport Extreme is connected to my cable modem vis ethernet.
The Mac Pro and the MacBook Pro appear in the others Shared part of the side bar. I have checked the permissions of the files (command I) that I am trying to transfer and in every case there are the usual names- admin, my name, and everyone - with Read & Write privileges. However, there is another one called (unknown) with read only. I can not change the privilege nor delete the name from the list.
1. I have repaired permissions on both machines
2. In "Get Info" I changed permissions and added "Administrators" and made it "Read & Write" to the files I am trying to share.
*The Problem is:*
I can transfer from the MacBook Pro to the Mac Pro but when I try to transfer from the Mac Pro to the MacBook Pro , I get the Alert:
"You may need to enter the name and password for an administrator on this computer to change the item named " Blah Blah"
When I click on "Continue", I get this message:
"The item "Blah Blah" contains one or more items you do not have permission to read. Do you want to copy the items you are allowed to read?"
When I click continue I get:
" The operation cannot be completed because you do not have sufficient privileges for some of the items".
From the Mac Pro I have no problem moving files from one folder to another on the MacBook Pro.
Transferring worked perfectly when I had my old PPC G5 (where the Mac Pro is in the loop).
Can someone please help? Anyone have an idea or two?
Message was edited by: Garner Lewis

Have run into this problem repeatedly in the past two weeks. I first discovered I could tether my MacBook Pro to my Droid X and access the internet for free, so I was elated. After a couple of days I could no longer connect the phone to the Mac via Bluetooth as you describe. Then it magically came back a week later, and after two days I lost it again. I spent about 3 hours troubleshooting and solved it. I hope this works for you.
Open Network Preferences on the computer
HIghlight Bluetooth PAN
Select the ADVANCED tab
Click on "Renew DHCP Lease"
That did it for me.
Good luck,
Rob

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