I have a WinXP Pc (PC name = Temp) configured with static ip and a member in
workgroup.
I sharing out few folders from it. When I try to access this PC from other
location, it prompted me error:

Please excuse the cross post - I posted on another group and I saw something
recommending posting it here.
I have one WinXP Pro laptop - I can succesfuuly create a network place for
it, with my other computers (Win2K Pro) on my home network (only using

I created a network for my small office so that I can share the printer on my
desktop with my laptop.  The problem is that my desktop runs windows xp and
the laptop runs windows 2000.  When setting up the network it created a disk
for me to run on other computers, but the disk ...

How do i set up an smb network or if its set up by default where can i change
the server address and password and watnot.
i apologize if this is a stupid question i'm not computer stupid i just
havent ever looked into smb

I have an existing network using xp pro (sp2) on 3 PC's in my home; it works
like a dream.
I am adding another PC to my home. I'm considering using the media center
2005 OS for this PC.

I cannot see any other computers in my network right now but I can access
the internet fine.. I am able to ping other computers that are on my network
and they can ping my computer. All the other computers can see each other
fine but they cannot see my computer. I doubled checked ...

Looking for some help. We have noticed that using XP Pro machines we can
successfully go through the routine of Synchronizing the Internet Time option
under Time/Date settings as an administrator. However being logged on as a
Power User we are unable to access any of the Internet ...

I have a fair bit of experience with networking but almost exclusively
domain and server based. My experience with peer-to-peer networks is not
great. I have a 2 PC network at home connected through a wi-fi router.
My ability to connect to either PC from the other has always been ...

I am quite new to networking......... but here goes.
I set up my wireless home network (simple WORKGROUP) of 3 PC's, all XP
home, and I have access to all files and all printers from any PC.
Is there a way to put a pasword on the shared documents folder on PC 1,

Do I need to install remote desktop on both of the computers I wish to use
for this type of connection?  I see where they have both web server and
client.  Does the web server of the one machine start at boot?

I swapped computers with a customer.  The IT administrator loaded the one I
now have with a network logon screen with intructions on what to do if you
have problems logging on.  When you click OK, the logon screen appears.  The
computer works fine on my network, but the info is ...

i have 2 internet connections at home, a cable modem and an ADSL.  i use the
cable modem network mainly for downloading.  i use the ADSL network mainly
for gaming.
my file server is mostly attached to the cable modem network for downloading

I have XP Pro with both Netscape V.7.2 and Explorer 6x connected to the
internet via a Direcway 6000 and a linksys WRT54G wireless router (this one
is hard-wired). Two other PC's, with ME and WIN2000 are also connected
(Explorer only).  The ME box and the 2000 box both connect to ...

One of the two computers here suddenly stopped having internet access. The
ethernet cable and the router seem to be perfectly functional, and on the
computer it says that the connection is fine. However, when I try to go
online, I can't.

I ran into a problem that drives me nuts:
A small Windows 2000 workgroup, everything's working just fine. Now I
ve added one WinXP-SP2 machine, clean install (no upgrade). All static IPs
in the 10.0.0.xxx space, netmask 255.255.255.0.