Need to connect G3 (8.6) with a G5 (10.4.6) via ethernet

need to connect G3 (8.6) with a G5 (10.4.6) via ethernet.after upgrading G5 from 10.3 to 10.4 ,i lost server connection. to connect to server or browsing for server, G5 cant find G3. manually input of server ip adress of G3 doesn't do it either.apple talk is active and computers are via ethernet connected.anybody can help?!

I know that this one is already solved, but another solution is to just copy/install the AppleShare Client 3.8.8 to your older equipment that is having trouble connecting to 10.4 servers.

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