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Windows Forum / Windows 98 / Networking / September 2004Computer #1 not accessible from network but icon is there
I have three machines running 98SE on a network running through a 802.11g wireless router. Machine #1 was just put on the network with the same setup as the other two. From machine #1, I can see #'s 2 and 3 and have full access. From #2 or #3, Network Neighborhood shows #1 from either machine, but when I double-click, it says "\\xxx is not accessible". I have all network and firewall parameters the same, I am using the same workgroup ("HOME"), and have sharing set the same on all. I have a Sygate firewall running, allowing Network Neighborhood to access machines. Missing something obvious? Thanks... Uninstall the firewall. Carey >I have three machines running 98SE on a network running > through a 802.11g wireless router. Machine #1 was just put [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Neighborhood to access machines. Missing something > obvious? Thanks... OK - too strange. I disabled the firewall ("Allow all"), and the problem goes away. Then if I reenable the firewall, it still has acess (no problem)! Thanks for the tip - I should be on the right path now... -Ed >-----Original Message----- >Uninstall the firewall. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > >. My pleasure! Thanks for following up with me. Carey > OK - too strange. I disabled the firewall ("Allow all"), > and the problem goes away. Then if I reenable the [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] >> >>. |
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