Sharing Internet Connection through Firewire.

My Network was just re-done and I lost y configuration to Share my iMac's Airport Connection to my iBook via Firewire.
On the iMac I have internet sharing on and have the Firewire port created and at the top of the list. However on the iBook I still can't access the Net.

If your firewall is up on the iMac, open ports 80 and 443 and see if that helps.

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