I have an iMac with OSX 10.6.8, iTunes 10.6.3 - everything is up to date.
Home networking is using my wireless router - Cisco Linksys E4200.
Home sharing is turned on as I also have an Apple TV2 that works fine - all using the same Apple store ID and password.
iMac sharing has File Sharing turned ON
iPad can connect to wireless network (can get on internet, email, Apple Store), can sync to iTunes via wireless.
When I try to access my iMac iTunes library for videos and music - the iPad tries, then kicks me back out to the main screen. It sees my shared library, tries to connect, but cannot establish a connection. Error message = "Unable to Turn On Home Sharing"
I tried the Troubleshooting steps in the knowledgebase including wiping network setting from iPad and redoing, rebooting wireless router while iPad was on, firewall turned off on the iMac, turning off/on Home Sharing on iMac. All devices are on my home 192.168.1 x subnet
So in a nutshell - Home Sharing works to my Apple TV2 but not my iPad2.
help!
Home networking is using my wireless router - Cisco Linksys E4200.
Home sharing is turned on as I also have an Apple TV2 that works fine - all using the same Apple store ID and password.
iMac sharing has File Sharing turned ON
iPad can connect to wireless network (can get on internet, email, Apple Store), can sync to iTunes via wireless.
When I try to access my iMac iTunes library for videos and music - the iPad tries, then kicks me back out to the main screen. It sees my shared library, tries to connect, but cannot establish a connection. Error message = "Unable to Turn On Home Sharing"
I tried the Troubleshooting steps in the knowledgebase including wiping network setting from iPad and redoing, rebooting wireless router while iPad was on, firewall turned off on the iMac, turning off/on Home Sharing on iMac. All devices are on my home 192.168.1 x subnet
So in a nutshell - Home Sharing works to my Apple TV2 but not my iPad2.
help!
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