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Simple routing question (?)28 Jul 2006 03:05 GMT4
Sorry if this is a double post - hit return by accident!
Based on the suggestions given for a prior post I made re: providing
access to a game server from both
the LAN and WAN, I setup my game box as follows:
winXPproSP2 can't be found on network.28 Jul 2006 00:56 GMT1
Functionality:
PC1 can access files in the shared folders of both PC2 and PC3
PC2 and PC3 can access files in the shared folders of each other
PC2 and PC3 can not find PC1 on the network.
can ping from pc1 to pc2 but not vice versa28 Jul 2006 00:56 GMT3
I have 2 pc's,
pc1: multiboot suse linux & windows xp pro
pc2: windows xp pro
these are connected to each other with a router.
Pnly some computers can see each other; all can connect to interne28 Jul 2006 00:15 GMT1
Long story short, I have 3 computers hooked up to a wireless router:
Computer A: desktop PC running XP
Computer B: desktop PC running XP
Computer C: MacBook Pro running OS X 10.latest
Connection using workgroup thru router is very slow27 Jul 2006 14:47 GMT5
I just got a brand new box with dual core (the works). I have a Linksys
router and set the old PC and new to the same workgroup name.  Great I
can see the other computer and can copy the files to the new PC.
It is unbearably slow.  I could burn DVD's and transfer faster.
~Not allowed to see MSHOME~27 Jul 2006 05:26 GMT1
I'm running an XP PRO that's connected to a 2WIRE home portal via ethernet. I
have a Win2k PRO that's connected wirelessly to the same 2WIRE portal. Both
have access to the internet and both desktops can ping each other but the XP
can't gain access to the MSHOME workgroup, the 2K ...
Windows VPN and games27 Jul 2006 02:10 GMT1
i have successfully setup a windows VPN server and other people can join my
computer with it.  We are able to play IPX Based games like starcraft and
Tzar this way without having to setup port forwarding in the routers.  
However TCP\IP based games do not work because the client ...
auto disable wireless connection when connected to ethernet27 Jul 2006 02:00 GMT2
I've been trying to figure out how to have Windows automatically disable my
wireless connection whenever I am connected through a LAN line.  I'd like it
to re-enable the wireless connection upon removing the LAN line.  I read
about changing metric values for multiple connections ...
Slow opening files across the network27 Jul 2006 01:35 GMT1
I am looking at a setup which has 3 pcs running xp home across a network.
The network is created via an adsl wired modem/router.
1 of the pcs is used for the general file storage which are accessed from
the other 2 pcs.
Help my computers see each other26 Jul 2006 23:02 GMT3
I have a wireless router connected to a cable modem and two computers
connected to that router.  One has a wireless connection and one has a
direct RJ45 cable connection.
What I wish to do is have those two computers see each other and be
xp pro, domain, roaming profile26 Jul 2006 22:50 GMT2
i have recently had to reload a xp pro workstation, after the reload was
finished, the used logs onto the PC but it does not load their roaming
profile thats stored on the server.
This user can logonto another machine on the network and the profile loads ok
XP Pro <> XP Home Issues26 Jul 2006 22:27 GMT6
Hello everyone-I've networked two computers, one XP Home SP2 and one XP Pro
SP1 via crossover cable. The hardware is working correctly and the network
seems to be working, but I have a "Limited or no connectivity: The connection
has limited or no connectivity. You might not be ...
Networking domain and non-domain PCs together26 Jul 2006 22:23 GMT4
I have a laptop supplied to me by my employer, running XP Pro. This is part
of a corporate domain so when I log in I have to specify a domain name.
I have my own PC at home running XP Pro which is not part of a domain but a
local workgroup.
adding password disables network drive26 Jul 2006 20:15 GMT1
when i add a password to the "supervisor" acct it disables the networkd drive.
if i remove the password from the acct, then the network drive is accessbile.
why does this occur and is there a way to fix it??
thx.
Windows-XP Home, ,wireless network26 Jul 2006 18:42 GMT12
I hooked up a wireless router/DSL to link my desktop and laptop for file
sharing and internet access. Desktop is hard-wired using cat-5 cable and
accesses internet OK. Laptop is using wireless card and accesses the internet
OK. I have enabled file and printer sharing and cannot ...
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