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I have a mid2015 MacBook Pro running 10.14.3 and an iMac late 2014 running 10.14.5 (I haven't got round to running the system upgrade). I have them both plugged in to the router. On the MacBook I can access the iMac using go/connect to server. However, on the iMac, although the MacBook shows up in Go/connect to server.browse, the connection always fails.
Any suggestions would be helpful
MacBook
Vasillis wrote:
Both machines are connected to the network through Wi-Fi and Ethernet. On the MacBook, a Finder window lists the iMac as an available resource.
I would choose one method or the other your machine.
You can connect your Mac to:
> App Store to find FTP apps available for macOS.See also
Open recently used apps, files, and servers on Mac
Connect to or disconnect from a WebDAV server on Mac
Network address formats and protocols on Mac
*** If your Mac can’t connect to another computer
Aha, I may have omitted to impart some information. Both machines are connected to the network through Wi-Fi and Ethernet. On the MacBook, a Finder window lists the iMac as an available resource. However, on the iMac the MacBook is not listed and any attempt to connect is greeted with a simple "Connection Failed" message
Yes, both have file sharing turned on and are configured to use AFP or SMB. I can't run a diagnostic on the MacBook because the sort of tasks that need to be undertaken require the program to be running on a remote disc. In fact, this is one of the reasons I would really like the iMac to be able to see the MacBook
Why connect to server? Locally select your Network.
>System Preferences>Network>
drag your preferred method to the top of the list:
...at which point, Apple updated the OS and now everything is hunky, and furthermore, dory
cannot connect my macbook pro to the network
