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Unable to see other computer in My Network Places
I have done everything... disabled both WFand Mfee FW... upgrade the problem desktop to win pro, edited registry entry restrictanonymous to 0, renamed computers, renamed workgroup... at end of my pacience.... this problem just appeared, and i cant fix it... help. current state is: Dlink router - general open, but

Sharing Files on Network.
But in a inch you can map your XP shares via IP addr in the Windows gui to at least see them. This still falls very short of actually "working" I still can't access the Vista machine from XP though. "Imori" wrote: How do I do that? I mean if I cant get this to work that seems like the next best thing.

redhat-digest Digest V99 #1042
(think people who block all incomming connection can be voted as master for the workgroup). Im not sure why but it doesnt work without a stable master browser. to act as a domain master browser for all computers.. If I set the browseable = false flag I cant see the share myself(i can access it but not see it).

workgroup share problem
I can also view and edit files, and I can view file permissions I can also use the windows "Computer Management" tool to view the shares, .... but I get an authentication prompt every time I try to connect to samba from a windows client, and no matter what I enter I can't authenticate to see the shares.

Samba help
Specify the shared disk or folder this form: \\computer\share 3. You can see another computer and its shares by entering their names in the Start | Run box So, it looks to me like Guest can't browse but can access known network places. -- Best Wishes, Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking) Please post any

Client Connection problems
The host computer has some folders shared which I expected to see in My Network Places but the window does not have the host computer in it. I thought I had solved the problem in that, the way to access the shares, according to the KB article is through the Run box (rather than My Network Places).

Seting Up A Network
(sysdm.cpl) Can you see the other workgroup members? If not, do they even ping? Is the share local rather than network? -- Was this helpful? Then click the Ratings button. Was able to setup the shared printer but can't get Mom's C-drive to share. Went in folder options and set Everyone to have full access.

pesky network probs
First, wh= en i use LinNeighborhood, i can see all my other windows computers on my = network. When i open Network Places on my windows 2003 computers, i cann= ot see my mandrake machine shares. however, if i go to Entire Network/Mi= crosoft Windows Network i see my workgroup name (MSHOME) but i also see a= n

need help with my lan
Malke inva...@not-real.com microsoft public windowsxp general nospam wrote: Computer B can see A's shared Files but A can't see B's. XPPro on both with Network and go into workgroup computer folder it is empty and I get error message stating that I dont have permission to access and network path was not found.

Networking problems
Instead, it acquired a small but zealous population of enthusiastic hackers who dreamt of one day unseating the clones (see Amiga Persecution Complex). ...... >PASSWORD PROTECTED:is when u cant access a file or computer without a > legitiment password. > > >PCANYWHERE:is a remote administration program used for

home network issues
Ok, we have 2 xp computers and a win 2000 pro. We have set up a lan with a router and the problem is that both xps can see each other but win 2000 pro cant join the workgroup. We can play games together for example, but we would like the win2000 pro computer to be able to share folders and access xp folders and

Unable to access shared files using XP Home
IPX/SPX is installed At this point the computers can see each other on the network but can't get 'into' each other. This is leading me to believe there may be a problem with the .... Can anyone tell me how to access a workgroup share from a machine that belongs to a domain? Thank you for any suggestions, Chris V. .

Same XP network problem
You say that you can see OLD2 from MAINCOMPUTER, but can't access it. How about MAINCOMPUTER from OLD2 - what symptoms there? running both Client for Microsoft Networks, and File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks (Local Area Connection - Properties), on each computer? Do you have shares setup on each?

One Way Samba
Mr. Kazoo MrKa...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista networking_sharing well, the one XP computer can now see mine, but I still can't see anybody And I'm still plagued by the "Microsoft Publication Service Device Host." Could whatever's causing that have anything to do with my problems?

Can 'see' desktop, but can't connect to access files ?
1st thing to do is make sure that the Workgroup Name of ALL the computers is the SAME. In Vista Network and Sharing: Network Discovery: ON (So it can see the "Triggs" wrote: Hi Folks, I have a wireless router on a cable modem and works OK with XP but I can't see the network using my new machine with Vista.

Securely Networking XP and Vista
I can see the computer on the workgroup, but I cannot see any of the shares. I double checked the registry setting for RestricAnonymous and it is set to 0. The Diemnsion is not allowing me to access shares, but the laptop is. I even disabled both McAfee and Windows firewalls and tried to connect,

100 feet Cat 5 Cable does not work with Linksys Router and Switch
All other computers can see this PC on the workgroup but are unable to access it's shares. I Have a HP laser printer on the network and the PC can use it without a problem. For you experts a hint might be that I cant ping this PC from other machines or from itself. I can ping other PC from this machine. --

can ping but no show in network neighborhood
TIP #5: If you can see the workgroup listed in My Network Places, but after double-clicking it, you see an empty window: 1) Apply the same steps as in Tip #3 ..... I have had it working once or twice, but since I finally moved their computer upstairs I cant anymore. Sometimes you can find your own computer when you

Printing through network
Since I only know i few of them, I cant really assign usernames/passwords. But I wouldnt mind all the people I didnt knew, would be able to use their But even LAN users can see the list of services. Even if they are on the invalid users.. They cannot access the service but they can see it is there(and it is

Client Connection problems
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