I've been trying to search for a solution to my problem.
We have a small home office setup, with windows 2000 server installed on the
server, and windows XP on the clients.
We have a linksys firewall, which also serves as our DHCP server.  We are

I have XP Home at my work and our printers are connecter through a Novell
Server.  I know XP home does not come with the novell client. Is there any
way to add it or do you know where I can get the drivers?
Thanks!

Hey;
I am about to either pull my hair out or throw out this pc... Our company is
allowing the presidents friend to use some extra office space for the time
being.... He wishes to use his own personal computer as he has TONNES of

I am setting up a laptop to connect to a docking station in the office and
connect to the office domain using the LAN connection.  I also want to be
able to connect to a workgroup when I am at one of our other offices that
uses workgroups to network.  Do I have to change my ...

Sorry if this has been addressed elsewhere I could not find it. In a
peer-to-peer workgroup, all XP Pro, certain computers require a log-in from
certain other computers when trying to access. Each computer has shared
folders accessible to everyone. What I don't get is why some ...

After i put the name of the domain i want to connect to, it prompts me for a
username/password. I put in the correct password combination, and it takes a
while, like it normally does, but then it comes back with this error message:
the following error occured attempting to connect ...

I am trying to build a web-server on my laptop (Windows XP Professional) for
personal (training and development) purposes only.  I am trying to load
Apache (apache_2.0.54-win32-x86-no_ssl) to be followed by PHP and MySQL.  I
can't get Apache to run (absolutely due to my ...

I heard that there are some license restrictions of running a web server on
Windows XP professional.  Is that true that only 10 clients can access to
the web server on Windows XP Professional?  Does this restriction only
applies to IIS or any web server installed on XP?

I am using an XP SP1 machine as a "server" for about 6 users. I have set up
common and private folders which work perfectly on the "server".
However some users seem to "connect" or "authenticate" as "guest" or
"anonomously". This then messes up the securites. I have turned off ...

I have 2 quries first one is that I have 2 computers having the os
winxp-2, connected to each other via cross cable, having the ip
192.168.0.1 & 0.2. I want to know whether there is any way to send the
messege using ping or another command on the second machine & vice

Hi everybody.  This is the first time I've posted on this forum, so I'll give
it my best.
Just to lay down some background, I recently brought my laptop home from
school and am trying to set it up on the home network.  To do this I had to

have remapped the network drive and made sure that the reconnect at logon
check box but it still disconnects when you logoff or shutdown.  can anyone
please help.

suddenly can no more brwose hoem network
- other PCs can see me and access me
- I can surf the web and email
- I can ping myself, the router and the other PCs in the home LAN

I have a new XP workstation in our accounting department. From time to
time the user reports that QuickBooks loses the connection to the
server based data file (and QB pops up an error that it has lost the
connection to the file.) I also get a Windows XP "Delayed Write

this is new comp.xp professional s.pack2....when i login
it gives "windows can not connect to domain either d.controller is down or
otherwise unavailable...or your comp. account was not found..try again
later....."