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Ich habe einen .mac Trial Account zugelegt. Dummerweise kann ich nicht auf die iDisk zugreifen.
Ich Habe Mac OS 10.3.7. DSL Zugang über T-Online.
Unter Systemeinstellungen/.mac habe ich wie beschrieben Benutzername und Passwort eingegeben. Unter dem "Reiter" iDisk wird dort auch die Kapazität richtig angezeigt. Auch die Synchronisation meines Adressbuches über iSync funktioniert mit dem .mac Account.
Das einzigige was nicht funktioniert ist der Zugriff auf die iDisk! Auch über "Gehe zu"/"Mit Server verbinden" geht es nicht. Dort kommt immer eine Fehlermeldung " -43: Vorgang konnte nicht abgeschlossen werden, weil benötigte Objekte nicht gefunden wurden" o.ä.
Apple konnte auch nicht weiterhelfen. Unten die Rückmeldung vom Support. Hab alles befolgt, hat aber auch nicht geholfen.
Hat jemand noch eine Idee?
DotMacSupport:
What we would recommend in this case would be for you to disable your local iDisk from your .Mac System Preferences and attempt to mount your iDisk from the Connect to Server option in the Finder's Go menu. Enter in your .Mac user name (your email address without the "@mac.com") and password. The correct, case-sensitive URL to use would be as follows.
<idisk.mac.com/xxxxxx/>
In addition, check the .Mac tab in your Internet System Preferences to make certain the settings are correct.
If you remain unable to mount either your local or your "live" iDisk, the problem will be due to one of the following:
- Something incompatible within your LAN, or the connection to the Internet. A proxy server that is not 100% compatible with WebDAV can certainly cause unexpected behavior. Your ISP may be able to assist you. They may also be able to configure their systems in a way such that connections to the mac.com domain are not routed through a proxy server at all.
- Additionally, something may have gone wrong with Mac OS X itself. You may need to troubleshoot this in general, such as testing the hard drive for any errors.
You may wish to refer to the following knowledge base articles for assistance with troubleshooting Mac OS X:
Mac OS X: How to Test and Repair a Disk:
Troubleshooting permissions issues in Mac OS X:
If you are still having issues, please respond to this email and include as much information as possible. This would include:
- Your internet setup, how you connect, and whether you are using routers, hubs, or proxy servers.
- Any Third Party software such as firewalls and antivirus software,
- Whether or not the issue happens on a different computer, or on the same computer on a different network.
- Each step you are taking to accomplish the desired task and the exact text of any errors you receive.
Ich Habe Mac OS 10.3.7. DSL Zugang über T-Online.
Unter Systemeinstellungen/.mac habe ich wie beschrieben Benutzername und Passwort eingegeben. Unter dem "Reiter" iDisk wird dort auch die Kapazität richtig angezeigt. Auch die Synchronisation meines Adressbuches über iSync funktioniert mit dem .mac Account.
Das einzigige was nicht funktioniert ist der Zugriff auf die iDisk! Auch über "Gehe zu"/"Mit Server verbinden" geht es nicht. Dort kommt immer eine Fehlermeldung " -43: Vorgang konnte nicht abgeschlossen werden, weil benötigte Objekte nicht gefunden wurden" o.ä.
Apple konnte auch nicht weiterhelfen. Unten die Rückmeldung vom Support. Hab alles befolgt, hat aber auch nicht geholfen.
Hat jemand noch eine Idee?
DotMacSupport:
What we would recommend in this case would be for you to disable your local iDisk from your .Mac System Preferences and attempt to mount your iDisk from the Connect to Server option in the Finder's Go menu. Enter in your .Mac user name (your email address without the "@mac.com") and password. The correct, case-sensitive URL to use would be as follows.
<idisk.mac.com/xxxxxx/>
In addition, check the .Mac tab in your Internet System Preferences to make certain the settings are correct.
If you remain unable to mount either your local or your "live" iDisk, the problem will be due to one of the following:
- Something incompatible within your LAN, or the connection to the Internet. A proxy server that is not 100% compatible with WebDAV can certainly cause unexpected behavior. Your ISP may be able to assist you. They may also be able to configure their systems in a way such that connections to the mac.com domain are not routed through a proxy server at all.
- Additionally, something may have gone wrong with Mac OS X itself. You may need to troubleshoot this in general, such as testing the hard drive for any errors.
You may wish to refer to the following knowledge base articles for assistance with troubleshooting Mac OS X:
Mac OS X: How to Test and Repair a Disk:
Troubleshooting permissions issues in Mac OS X:
If you are still having issues, please respond to this email and include as much information as possible. This would include:
- Your internet setup, how you connect, and whether you are using routers, hubs, or proxy servers.
- Any Third Party software such as firewalls and antivirus software,
- Whether or not the issue happens on a different computer, or on the same computer on a different network.
- Each step you are taking to accomplish the desired task and the exact text of any errors you receive.
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